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SIX-GUNNERS PILE ON THE MISERY FOR SORRY BLUES

By Ben Rochey-Adams

AFC TOTTON 6
MARLOW 1
AFC Totton piled more misery on bottom-of-thetable Marlow who were hit for six.
With captain Mike Carter starting for the first time in 18 months after injury, the Stags looked assured in the early stages and took the lead after 35 minutes.
Tony Lee slid the ball in from the edge of the six-yard box from Charlie Kennedy’s cross.
The Blues equalised within a few minutes. Mekhai Bassasa-Grant’s cross-shot squirmed under keeper Ryan Gosney and rolled towards the line before an off-balance Joe Oastler stabbed the ball into his o...

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