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WATERSIDERS DOWN CRESTFALLEN FLEET

WATERSIDERS DOWN

DEADLY DAN: Fleet celebrate Daniel Framp’s opener
PICTURE: Les Chase

BLACKFIELD & LANG 4
FLEET TOWN 1
AFTER a shock defeat to Winchester City on New Year’s Day, Blackfield returned to winning ways on Saturday by comfortably humbling strugglers Fleet Town.
It was Fleet, however, that took the lead when, just before the stroke of half-time, a low cross from Joe Wilson found the head of Daniel Framp. He managed to flick the ball up and over a helpless Lewis Noice in the Blackfield net.
Coming out in the second half, the Watersiders looked determined to capitalise on some of ...

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