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Much-changed AFC feel the joy of six

AFC TELFORD UNITED 6 BERKHAMSTED 2
By Richard Worton

KEVIN WILKIN’S Bucks recorded their biggest score of the season in their final home league game, warming up for a play-off semi-final on May 1.
With Mickleover’s pending points deduction muddying the waters as regards the play-off picture, all the Bucks could control was their own result and they did what they needed to.
Boss Wilkin rested players and gave chances to some who have had little game time recently. It had little impact on the outcome against an already relegated Berkhamsted side who battled gamely and ev...

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