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SUB DAVE SEALS VICTORY

MARLOW 0 SWINDON S’MNE 2
By Mark Ashby

THE home side started strongly and got their first real opportunity in the eighth minute when Harry Hoath laid the ball into Mitchell Parker’s path on the edge of the box. However, the effort was saved.
Despite Marlow having the majority of the chances in the first half, it was Swindon who took the lead. A lofted ball found Harry Spalding to put the ball past Harri son Rhone and into the net.
With Marlow a goal down at the break they knew they needed to make an opportunity count.
In the 69th minute, Marlow thought they had drawn l...

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