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HANWORTH VILLA 9 HORNDEAN 0

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Abhishek Ramesh

■ IT WAS a glut of goals as Hanworth Villa routed Horndean at Rectory Meadow.
It was the visitors, however, who bolted out of the blocks, forcing Tyla Dickinson into a crucial first-minute save amid numerous corners.
The tide turned when Guy Ansah-Palmer headed in Brandon Curtis’ corner in the 17th minute. Two missed chances for the Sam Merson-Liam Ferdinand pairing only fired them up, as both scored just before half-time. Merson got his second from a close-range rebound after Myles Bowman stopped his initial attempt. Minutes later, B...

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