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KINGSTONIAN 0 JERSEY BULLS 2

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Ollie Underwood

KINGSTONIAN have been involved in some mad games recently but this one was many will forget.
Jersey’s Sammy Henia-Kamau had a shot from 25 yards out wonderfully saved by Zaki Oualah over the bar.
Jersey opened the scoring when Henia-Kamau crossed in for Casey Nixon who scored into the roof of the far post.
Ks had chances to equalise but Eddie Simon’s cross was saved by Euan Van Der Vliet over the bar after the cross fell to Jersey Jamie Watling foot.
Jersey scored a second after James Sunley beat a few players along the back line. ...

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