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Police provide a sting at the Boro

GOSPORT BOROUGH 0 MET POLICE 2
By Connor Steel

MET POLICE continued their push for the play-offs with a comfortable win at Gosport in front of over 670 fans.
Under grey skies it was the Met who started the better and saw an opportunity when Herson Rodrigues-Alves brushed the side netting following a pacey run down the left; Gosport seeing a low cross narrowly flicked wide by Dan Wooden’s left boot after 16 minutes.
A cagey start continued with the visitors pushing for the opener as Jasper Mather headed over the bar from six yards out.
Just before added time, however, the vis...

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