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Citizens fight back for survival

By Ed Colman

BRACKNELL TN 1
WINCHESTER C 3
WINCHESTER City gave their survival hopes at step three of the Non-League pyramid a major boost with a resilient comeback win away at Bracknell Town.
The result lifts Craig Davis’ side closer to safety and highlighted their fighting spirit.
Both teams began brightly, trading chances in an open first quarter. However, it was the hosts who broke the deadlock in the 26th minute. Jordon Esprit, Bracknell’s most threatening player, made no mistake when given space in the box, beating City keeper Luke Cairney with a composed finis...

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