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ELLO ELLO ELLO! WHAT A THRILLER FOR POLICE!

ELLO ELLO

By James MacPherson

TREBLE KINGS: Both hat-trick heroes Brandon Goodship, of Weymouth, left, and Met Police’s Luke Robertson battle for the ball

MET POLICE (4-4-2): Mason, Webb, Fisher, Arthur, Robinson, Birch, Knight, Robertson, Mazzone (Hippolyte) Blackmore, King (Chislet) Subs not used: Mclaughlin, Hippolyte, Murdoch, Chislet, Nyama
WEYMOUTH (4-4-2): McHale, Brooks, Buckley, Wakefield, Zubar, Mccarthy, Murray, Baggie, Thomson (Sherring), Goodship, Odubade (Carmichael) Subs not used: Wells, Nippard, Carmichael, Sherring, Yates

TWO hat-tricks, eight goals and no winner &n...

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