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Hodges double sinks Tigers

By Andrew McNeill

FARNBOROUGH 2
TRURO CITY 0
THE rain poured down from start to finish at Cherrywood Road, extinguishing any spark from a damp squib of an affair between Farnborough and Truro City.
Farnborough dominated the encounter from the start, making the White Tigers of Truro look like clawless kittens rolling on their backs to have their belly rubbed.
Boro’s Paul Hodges continued his fine form of late by bagging a brace from set-pieces, the first after 25 minutes from a corner then from the penalty spot after 32.
Half-time arrived to the relief of a Truro team that had of...

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