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MUNDAY ENJOYS POWER OF THREE

SOUTH EAST
By Chris Pullen

DEAL TOWN 4
MERSTHAM 3
AN entertaining match was effectively decided by a red card for Merstham’s Olu Lawal for retaliation.
At that point, the game was poised at 1-1, with both looking dangerous going forward.
Deal took advantage of their numerical advantage when Billy Munday bundled home to give them a 2-1 lead at the interval. Earlier Munday had opened the scores after 17 minutes, but Merstham got back on terms five minutes later when Andy Somo scored.
The second half began well for the hosts when Munday completed his hat-trick. But ten-man M...

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