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STAGS EDGE PAST THE TEN MEN OF LOWLY DIDDY

By Stewart Unsworth

DIDCOT TOWN 0
AFC TOTTON 1
THE points went to Totton, but the plaudits to Didcot in a peculiarly enjoyable game.
The Hampshire side, well set for the play-offs, were a goal up facing the division’s bottom club down to ten men and having to make do with a makeshift keeper.
The predicted avalanche of goals akin to the 7-1 drubbing in October’s reverse fixture did not materialise and the Stags eventually fell over the winning line having nearly conceded a lastminute equaliser.
Totton shaded the early exchanges, but the game took on a different compl...

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