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PETERSFIELD 1 POTTERS BAR 2

By Timmy Brooker
■MICHAEL MURRAY inspired Potters Bar Town to a second-half comeback as they beat rock-bottom Petersfield. The hosts took the lead in the 13th minute through Matt Andrews as they sought only their fourth win of the campaign, and their second on home turf.
However, the visitors rallied after half-time and were on level terms midway through the second half, when Murray fired home a penalty. And his dead-ball prowess came to the fore once more 11 minutes from time, when he bent in a classy free-kick to give Potters Bar all three points.
The win leaves Potters Bar ninth in...

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