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HERTFORD TN 1 WARE 4

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Peter Hough

■ WARE won the local bragging rights with a convincing win before a bumper crowd.
The visitors started well and took the lead midway through the first half through Reece Beccles-Richards, who was set up by Theo Ofori on a quick breakaway after Hertford had had a penalty shout for handball dismissed. A few minutes later Ofori then doubled the lead from the spot after being brought down by keeper James Callan on the edge of the box.
Lawrence Ajong brought The Blues back into the game after 33 minutes and they had chances to level before and after half-ti...

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