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MARTYRS SUPERB SLAIN BY STAGS

MARTYRS SUPERB

By Benjy Rees

MERTHYR T 1
Powell 38

AFC TOTTON 3
Turner 35, 68, Rendell 90+3 (pen)

AWAY DAY JOY: Totton’s Joseph Turner celebrates after scoring; Totton’s Scott Rendell nets a penalty and Merthyr Town enjoy Lewis Powell’s goal
PICTURES: Nick Phipps

AFC TOTTON claimed a hardfought three points on the road as they beat Merthyr Town at Penydarren Park.
On a brisk afternoon in the Rhondda valleys, both sides started at a high tempo, trying to impress themselves early on their opposition.
The two sides met under a fortnight ago, with Totton taking a 2-1 home w...

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