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STOKE SINK THE MAGPIES THANKS TO ACE BROWN

By Nick Wilson

BASINGSTOKE T 2
WIMBORNE T 1
BASINGSTOKE overturned a half time deficit to record their first win in nine league games against a Wimborne side who continue to struggle on the road.
The visitors hit the front early on as a low free-kick from the left wing was met by Josh Carmichael whose left foot sent the ball spiralling up and over home keeper Simon Grant before dropping into the bottom corner.
An otherwise quiet first half finished with chances at either end as Ross Flitney was called upon to make an impressive double save first from Liam Ferdinand and then from B...

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