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MIKE IS SPOT ON IN SWIFT SUCCESS

DIV 1 NORTH
MILDENHALL TOWN 1 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 2
By Stuart Kerr

HEYBRIDGE produced a vital comeback to claim a much-needed victory away at Mildenhall.
The hosts started brightly and their first-half pressure paid off two minutes before the interval when Ryan Sharman opened the scoring.
Swifts improved after the break and drew level in the 57th minute as the ball fell kindly to Josh Colyer, who smashed a fine finish into the bottom corner beyond Finley Iron.
The turning point arrived after 70 minutes when Ed Tassell was penalised for handball, reducing the hosts to ten men –...

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