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Bumper gate treated to Angels win

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 4 AFC TOTTON 1
By Wink Tomkinson

A BIG crowd – boosted by Tonbridge Angels’ Schools Partners Day – left the Yeomans Community Stadium in a celebratory mood as they saw home success in National League South for the first time since October and only the second time this season.
There was little evidence of the second half that would unfold after an opening 45 minutes in which AFC Totton were marginally the better side.
Tonbridge had taken the lead on 27 minutes with a fine team goal that ended with Marcus Sablier with a close range finish at the f...

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