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Jonathan’s treble laced with class

BERKHAMSTED 3
THAME UNITED 2
By Dean Bradford
A SENSATIONAL Jonathan Lacey hat-trick in the space of ten second-half minutes secured a superb win for Berkhamsted, who recovered from 2-0 down to seal victory.
Thame scored with their very first attack when Liam Jack crossed well to give Aston Goss the simplest of tap-ins after five minutes.
Will Summerfield then went close on 11 minutes with a free-kick.
Thame doubled their lead with a soft penalty on 52 minutes after Liam McCroham was adjudged to foul in the box and Lynton Goss converted. Berkhamsted then stunned the visitors with three goal...

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