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ROWE AT THE DOUBLE FOR BLAZING HOT DRAGONS

BASINGSTOKE T 3 GOSPORT BORO 0
By Nick Wilson

BASINGSTOKE secured a seventh victory in nine games, sweeping aside promotion challengers Gosport with three unanswered goals in the second half.
The first period featured few chances, the best of them falling to Liam Ferdinand.
He found visiting keeper Toby Steward in the way when played through, while the fitagain Dan Rowe fired the rebound over the bar.
Ten minutes into the second half the Dragons opened the scoring as Ferdinand seized upon a defensive error and fed Brad Wilson, who jinked onto his right foot and thrashed home from c...

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