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HAYWARDS HEATH 1 WELWYN GARDEN CI 4

By John Rea
HAYWARDS Heath’s winless start to the season continued with a crushing home defeart to Welwyn Garden City.
The hosts squandered a golden opportunity to take a fifth-minute lead when Anh- Tuan Tran-West’s penalty was comfortably saved. City then stormed into a 2-0 lead through Alieu Nije and Lee Close in the 12th and 16th minutes respectively.
Tran-West made amends for his earlier penalty miss by making it 2-1 on 44 minutes. After the break, Heath had a series of chances to get back on level terms but, despite dominating the second half, went on to concede two soft la...

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