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OMARI’S ALREADY A HIT FOR THE STAGS

WALTON CASUALS 3 SWINDON SUPERM’NE 1
By Kane Brooker
WALTON Casuals picked up their first win of the season in empathic style after knocking three past Supermarine’s Josh Hill.
The Stags were without important figures in Alex Kelly and Jayden Antwi, who are both on trial at professional clubs, but rallied round with a dominant firsthalf display to move out of the drop zone.
After an even start, in which Omari Delgado-Hibbert should have put the hosts in front inside five minutes, the Stags took the lead on 31 minutes with captain Joe Hicks pouncing on a block from Delgado-Hibber...

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