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WILLETT WINS IT FOR ROYALS

DIV 1 S.CENTR AL
By Trevor Brock

AFC PORTCHESTER 2
Willett 28, 67
RAYNES PARK V 0
Archie Willcox.
AFTER bad weather threatened play, Zak Willett was the difference between AFC Portchester and Raynes Park Vale as both push for promotion.
In the first minute Ryan Pennery played in Willett, but his first-time effort went just wide.
At the other end, the pacy Ibra Sekajja burst clear only to be blocked out by defender The game continued to be end-to-end, as Alfie Stanley produced a terrific cross for Pennery to head home but a brilliant save by Crystal Palace loan goalkeeper, Marcus Hill ...

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