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BEMERTON H H’QUINS 2 THATCHAM TOWN 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Lee Jones

BEMERTON Heath n scored twice in added time to turn around a wild contest that both teams ended with nine men.
Leighton Thomas was the hosts’ match-winner, turning inside the box before firing into the bottom corner.
Moments earlier, Zion Nditi had put through his own goal to make it 1-1.
Four players had been shown a red card before that – Brandon Mundy and James Ward for the home team plus visiting duo Roberto Nditi and Mo Ceesay – before order was restored.
Thatcham had taken the lead on 11 minutes when Kyle Daniel-Spray applied a...

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