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Invicta top of the tree as the Christmas No.1

FOLKESTONE INVICTA 2 CANVEY ISLAND 0
By Richard Murrill

RUNAWAY leaders Folkestone Invicta collected another three points thanks to second-half goals from substitute Jake Hutchinson and Joe Pigott in front of another four-figure crowd of 1,286.
Home defender Liam Smith had earlier headed over at the far post after a 15th minute Mikey Berry corner from the left.
Ade Yusuff had a 24th-minute free-kick parried away by Marsden after the striker himself had been fouled by Oliver Reeve just outside the penalty area.
Invicta stopper Ted Collins touched over a well-struck 35th-minute Matas...

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