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Wincanton Town 2-9 AFC Totton: Brett hits fab five as Wasps are swatted!

Five-goal Brett Williams catapulted AFC Totton into the FA Cup second qualifying round as they swept past Western League side Wincanton Town.
Wincanton Town

Totton’s star on a spree
By Doug Taxil-Webber

GOOD JOB: Jake Adams celebrates his goal for Tottin
PICTURE: Craig Hobbs

WINCANTON T 2 AFC TOTTON 9
FIVE-goal Brett Williams catapulted AFC Totton into the FA Cup second qualifying round as they swept past Western League side Wincanton Town.
Goals from Charlie Kennedy, Scott Rendell (two), Jake Adams and five-goal Williams secured a comfortable passage into the hat for the next round.
Central defender Kennedy opened the scoring, converting an exquisite effort from 18 yards, before Williams got his first of the day, curling past helpless tra...

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