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Bards script their dramatic ending

STRATFORD TOWN 2 STAMFORD 1
By David Lawrence

CHARLIE WILLIAMS netted a late winner to hand Stratford victory over play-off rivals Stamford, who played the final half-hour with ten men.
The home side thought they had made the perfect start when Callum Ebanks fired home after just five minutes only for it to be chalked off for offside.
Instead it was Stamford who made the breakthrough after 23 minutes when Jack Duffy picked out the unmarked Lee Shaw and he rolled the ball into an empty net.
The Bards had two good chances at the end of the half with Jack Storer stinging the palms of ...

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