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TOURAY KEEPS DOLPHINS ON TOP

POOLE TOWN 1 BRACKNELL TOWN 0
By Peter Leppington

after 55 minutes needed to be di-lashed home.
POOLE scored a late winner against Bracknell to remain top of the league with their fifth consecutive league victory.
Bracknell’s only chance of the first half came in the first minute when Josh Boorn’s long range strike forced Adam Parkes in to a good save. Poole’s best chance saw a lovely ball floated to the back post but Harvey Slade’s goal-bound header was tipped wide by the keeper. Poole dominated possession but only created half chances in the rest of th...

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