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Ronto takes Gulls away from danger

By David Powell

CANVEY ISLAND 1
CHATHAM TOWN 0
CANVEY ISLAND eased their relegation worries with a deserved victory over Chatham Town.
The sides exchanged chances early on: Darren Foxley fired into the side netting for Canvey before Chatham tested Bobby Mason with a driven effort -all within the first 10 minutes.
The Gulls opened (and ultimately closed) the scoring on 19 minutes. Conor Hubble’s left wing free kick was met by Elliot Ronto, who sent a powerful header beyond Joe Wright despite the keeper getting a hand to it.
Chatham were industrious if not dangerous. Jamie Yila wa...

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