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Borough fear drop after Welsh win

HARROW BOROUGH 1 MERTHYR TOWN 2
By SImon Grigor

MERTHYR Town took the points back down the M4 with a more comfortable win than the score suggests, further pushing Harrow towards the relegation trapdoor.
George Moore made an important clearing header from Thomas Handley’s cross, Quaine Bartley forcing a save from Jaimie Cogman at the other end, before Merthyr took the lead after 17 minutes.
Borough keeper Jacob Knightbridge should have leathered Prince Kandolo’s bouncing back-pass into the stands but instead he tried to control it, succeeding only in presenting it to Ri...

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