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Supersub Tyler’s a terror to the Clarets

TRURO CITY 2 CHELMSFORD C 1
By Gareth Davies

TYLER HARVEY came off the bench to score two late goals as Truro moved up to third in the table with victory over Chelmsford.
The Clarets, still searching for their first win of the campaign, looked like they would finally break their duck as time ticked down, thanks to Osman Foyo’s 34th minute strike. And substitute Freddie Hockey then had two chances in the final ten minutes which would have meant no way back for the hosts.
But Hockey fluffed his lines as City, and Harvey specifically, made Chelmsford pay.
Firstly, the Tinners&#...

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