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HARRISON HITS 400 AS TNS STAY TOP

WELSH ROUND-UP
By Carl Field
THE NEW SAINTS stay a point clear at the top of the JD Cymru Premier after second-half goals from Jon Routledge and Greg Draper in a 2-0 win at Newtown.
Routledge coolly side-footed home to break the deadlock on 55 minutes after Ryan Brobbel’s ball found him in space in the box.
And Brobbel’s reverse pass released Draper who lashed home past David Jones on 64 minutes.
Club captain and goalkeeper Paul Harrison kept a clean sheet on his 400th league start for TNS.
He is only the second keeper to achieve the 400 milestone after record holder Andy Mullin...

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