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GREENS TAKE EASY WIN AT POOR YELLAS

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL ASCOT UNITED 0 HENDON 3
By Neal Jeffs

HENDON eased to a routine win over relegation-threatened Ascot.
Christian Swaby was first to find the net as he turned Rohdell Gordon’s free-kick across home keeper Kie Plumley and into the bottom-left corner.
Josh Strizovic’s remarkable save, clawing Harry Rice’s header away at point blank range, preserved his side’s lead heading into the break.
Hendon sealed all three points in the second half as first Sam Shaban converted a corner from close range to make it 2-0, and
then man-of-the-match Florian Ada l...

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