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BALHAM 1 TOWER HAMLETS 2

By Nicholas Harling

■ PROLIFIC visiting striker Wale Odedoyin helped Tower Hamlets recover from a week of managerial upheaval with a late quick-fire double that took his tally to six for the season for the Southern Counties East League club.
“It was a good connection,” said Odedoyin of his 80th minute equaliser, a sweet volley. His 89th minute winner, following a ball from brother Tola brought relief for chairman Jamil Nadmi who had taken over as interim manager after an “honest parting of ways” with Carlos Santos.
Tom Read had put Balham ahead w...

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