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King’s five-star Tigers tear visitors to shreds

GLOUCESTER CITY 5 BRADFORD PARK AVE 1
By Charlie Barnett

DOMINIC MCHALE will take most of the plaudits for Gloucester City’s rampant victory with two goals and two assists, but it was a near-perfect day for the Tigers all round.
Steve King’s men move back to within a point off the final playoff spot, while Bradford Park Avenue continue to wait for their first win of 2023.
City wasted no time in opening the scoring with a great shot from McHale, before his inch-perfect cross was rounded off by Kennedy Digie.
The visitors responded though, when Brad Dockerty headed home...

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