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SHRIMPERS BRIDGING THE GAP TO PLAY-OFFS

SHRIMPERS BRIDGING

By Jason Creasey

EASTLEIGH 0

SOUTHEND UTD 1

Bridge 53 (pen)

SPOT ON: Southend’s Jack Bridge celebrates

A SECOND HALF penalty from Jack Bridge secured Southend United a well-deserved win at Eastleigh.
The Shrimpers wasted a number of clean cut chances to secure a more convincing victory.
But Southend manager Kevin Maher stressed picking up three points was all that mattered.
“First and foremost to come away from home and win the game is the most important thing and to get a clean sheet was brilliant as well,” said Maher.
“I didn’t feel l...

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