Step 3

Wintney hold nerve to bag Poole double

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 December 2018

HARTLEY WINTNEY 4
POOLE TOWN 3
By David Graham
HARTLEY Wintney completed their first double of the season with a nail-biting win over Poole Town.
The Row started well and opened the scoring in just three minutes when a cross-field pass from Jack French eluded the Dolphins defence allowing Joe Felix a run towards goal before firing in.
Poole pulled level on 21 minutes when referee Andy Bennett spotted a push from Felix in the penalty area, with James Constable tucking in the penalty.
Hartley responded well and gained the upper hand for the remainder of the half, Jack Bell nipping in behind t...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in Step 3

Invicta’s clinched title is for Jay

The champagne was flowing at Clarence Park as Folkestone Invicta secured the victory they needed to clinch the title at St Albans City.
Anchors down rivals Trinity in top five race

STOCKTON TOWN 1 GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 0 By James Cartwright JAKE PETITJEAN’S goal on the stroke of half-time secured Stockton Town a crucial win over play-off rivals Gainsborough Trinity. Gainsborough headed into the game just inside the top five and a point ahead of Stockton. The first half-hour of the game...
DIV 1 EAST

PONTEFRACT COLL 1 LINCOLN UNITED 4 By Charlie Fletcher LINCOLN United came from ■ behind to claim a convincing away win over Pontefract Collieries, dealing a blow to the hosts’ play-off ambitions. A cagey first half offered few chances, with neither side able to take control. However, in six minutes...
SWANS IN PEACOCKS WAIT BUT SO PROUD

By Lennie Teague TAUNTON TOWN 3 Rice 19, Robinson 45+2, Jones 83 TAUNTON TOWN gave their survival hopes a huge boostwithadominantwinover see them take the scalp of the both the top-two sides, after a three-goal Walton & Hersham, who were thumping at the Swans’ dismay. left agonising and still waiting...