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HARTLEY WINTNEY 1 WESTFIELD 2

SOUTH CENTRAL
By David Graham

WESTFIELD camefrom behind to earn a deserved win over an out-ofsorts Hartley Wintney.
The first half was a midfield battle with few chances until the 38th minute, when Reece Wylie cleared a powerful header off the line before setting up Conor Lynch, who scored to give Hartley the lead.
Westfield took control in the second half, equalising in the 69th minute. A free-kick from Andy Crossley found Mayowa Adaje, who fired home from inside the box.
Westfield kept up the pressure, and in the 75th minute, secured victory. Billy Nutbeam’s cross found Ad...

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