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OLD FOES RULE THE ROOST AS SUPER SUB SEALS VICTORY

By James Macpherson
MET POLICE 0
HARTLEY WINTNEY 1
MET POLICE met old friends Hartley Wintney with the visitors looking to get their first win of the season after suffering a heavy defeat last term at Imber Court.
The home side had plenty of opportunities to get on the front foot but couldn’t execute any of them after Jack Mazzone and Sean Mc- Cormack failed to test former Blues keeper Thomas Williams.
Hartley made an early substitution after Mitchell Parker stormed off the pitch at a water break following a quarrel with a teammate.
The visitors got their first shot on goal late on in...

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