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TIVVY TANK BEACONSFIELD FOR SIX TO TOP THE TABLE

TIVVY TANK

By Jay Richardson

SIX SHOOTERS: Tivvy’s Olaf Kofszela takes charge and, inset, Jarrad Lewington celebrates his goal as the ball hits Beaconsfield’s net
PICTURE: Pinnacle/Viv Curtis

TIVERTON: (4-4-2): Williams; Dyer (Furness 76), Bentley, M Landricombe, Noah; Smerdon, Allen, Colwell, Bastin Shephard (Jagger-Cane 66); Lewington (Elliott 57), Koszela Subs not used: G Rogers, S Rogers
BEACONSFIELD: (4-4-2): McCorkell; Parsons, Balogun, Ajanlekoko, Neville; Daly, Bates, Brown, Morgan (Heneghan 62); Matthews (Peters 62), Pashaj (Guy-Seifert 77) Subs not used: Taylor, Losasso
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