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DANIELS GET BACK IN THE HABIT WITH COMFY WIN

By Gary Salisbury

STAMFORD 4
BARWELL 0
STAMFORD eased past Barwell with two goals in each half at the Zeeco to get back to winning ways.
The opener came from the spot when Lee Shaw was felled by Micah Edwards’ lunge.
Ashton Offler’s kick was saved by William Brook but the ball fell back kindly to the defender who finished into the corner.
The Daniels doubled the lead when Ollie Brown-Hill cut inside and hit a shot that bounced in front of Brook and over his dive.
Jahvan Davidson-Miller had Barwell’s best chance when he found some space on the edge of the box...

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