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CITIZENS SIX-GOAL SLAMDOWN

By Malcolm Clarke
WINCHESTER CITY 6
SLIMBRIDGE 1
WINCHESTER came from behind to beat Slimbridge in a match dominated by windy conditions.
Slimbridge took the lead in the tenth minute with a good strike by Mark Magee. Midway through the half Slimbridge’s Jamie Martin received a second yellow card and shortly afterwards Winchester scored twice in quick succession firstly following a good pass by Jamie Barron. Oli Bailey took his chance well and then Simba Mlambo followed up after initial shots were blocked.
In the 38th-minute a penalty was awarded for hand ball and Barron converted the ...

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