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BASEMENT BOYS NOT KIDDING

By Max Mathews
CENTRAL ROUND-UP
KIDLINGTONended a run of seven losses on the spin with an incredible last-gasp comeback from two goals down to win 3-2 against Aylesbury.
The visitors scored early via Brian Haule’s spinning 20-yard volley before Bruno Brito doubled the lead.
Aylesbury goalkeeper Matthew Crowther was in fine form but on 83 minutes, Lewis Gabbidon pulled one back.
Two minutes later, Anaclet Odhiambo equalised and in added time, Odhiambo stole the points with his second.
Kidlington move to within a point of secondbottom relegation rivals North Leigh and extend Aylesbury&r...

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