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ASHFORD TOWN 0 RAYNES PARK VALE 5

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By David Ballheimer

RAYNES Park Vale brushed Ashford Town aside at their temporary home, the Reg Madgwick Stadium, Cobbam, on Friday.
Jordan Gallagher led the charge, opening the scoring after 26 minutes with a shot from the edge of the box.
Six minutes before the interval, from a similar distance, Gallagher doubled the Vale lead before Tom Barnes was stretchered off with a serious injury. An Archie Lark-ham own goal, trying to clear a Dan Berry cross, stretched the lead after the hour and Dan Hector’s hard work set up Gallagher to complete his hat-trick with...

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