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DIV 1 S.EAST

By Dave Block

ASHFORD UNITED 2
MARGATE 0
■ASHFORD claimed a dominant victory over fellow play-off chasers Margate at Homelands.
Following a lengthy delay in the first half due to an injury to the referee, there was ten minutes of added time which Ashford’s Sam Hasler took advantage of, unleashing a 25-yard corker into the top corner past Harry Seaden to put United ahead at the break.
On the hour mark Ashford doubled their lead after a Kareem Isiaka piledriver flew past Seaden.
Things got worse for Gate when substitute David Adewoju was shown a red card late on after...

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