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THE MARINE MANAGE TO STAY A-HEAD OF THE GAME

By Graham Dunn

WIMBORNE TOWN 1
SWINDON SUPER 2
THREE far-post headers tell the tale of this close encounter.
Wimborne manager James Stokoe gave a debut to Tom Bragg, moving Ben Scorey to holding midfield. And it was Scorey who caught the eye in the opening exchanges.
After Bradley Hooper for Supermarine, and Harry Morgan for Wimborne, had spurned shooting chances, the home side broke through on 29 minutes.
Clever inter-play between Dan Strugnell and Jake Sinclair on the right resulted in Sinclair floating a cross to the far post where Lewis Beale headed home.
The Magpies held their lea...

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