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GENERALS STAY TOP AS JOSEPH LEADS WAY

CHESHAM UNITED 3 WALTON & H’SHAM 0
By Simon Newbury

CHESHAM maintained their four-point lead at the top of the table with a fine win over a Walton side who lost ground in the play-off race.
The Generals set themselves on the path to victory with a third-minute goal, Lewis Rolfe scoring after a corner routine caused a scramble in the visitors’ area.
Walton had plenty of the ball in the first half, particularly through the probing runs of Trae Cook-Appiah on the left, but there was little end product.
Their best effort came after 42 minutes but Stan Flaherty’...

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