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Police hit four as they bounce back

By James MacPherson
MET POLICE 4
WIMBORNE TOWN 2
AFTER inconsistent results, Met Police finally bounced back.
The Blues took an early lead through captain Luke Robertson after his volley connected well from Jack Mazzone’s flick.
The Blues doubled their lead soon after the first as Nesta Guiness- Walker’s cross caught out Gerard Benfield and flew in.
Wimborne fell flat after Junior Eldstal added the third on his home debut as he buried his header.
Wimborne had their first proper chance as a long ball was played to their goalscorer Tobias Holmes, who manages to poke it beyond Scho...

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