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Super Sully triple breaks sorry Boro

HARROW BOROUGH 1 TRURO CITY 4
By Simon Grigor

A SECOND-HALF blitz for Truro, including a Dan Sullivan hat-trick, turned up the heat at the top of the table and condemned Harrow to a sixth successive defeat and near-certain relegation.
Harrow survived some early White Tigers pressure and surprised the visitors by taking an 11th minute lead. James Ewington moved smoothly on to Anointed Chukwu’s flick-on to crash a 20-yard drive past James Hamon.
Jacob Knightbridge in the home goal, helped out by some fine blocks from his defenders, kept back the Truro tide until the interval, b...

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