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HITMAN TY CLINCHES A WIN DOUBLE FOR WOOD

HITMAN TY

By Brett Lewis

BOREHAM WOOD 2

Whelan 3, Marsh 32
OXFORD CITY 1

Fleet 34
BOREHAM Wood secured their second National League win in a row in a hard-fought match against Oxford City with all the goals coming in an action packed first half.
Tom Whelan’s third-minute opener and a Tyrone Marsh strike put Wood in control before Reece Fleet halved the deficit for third-bottom Hoops two minutes later.
But Garrard’s side held out for the three points to move out of relegation danger.
“It was an important three points, especially given the position we’re in and...

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