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BOATMEN SET SAIL THANKS TO CLINCHER BY GUNSON

By Pete Crockett

SWINDON S’MARINE 1
SHOLING 2
TWO second-half goals saw visitors Sholing secure three points.
Swindon Supermarine went close in the eighth minute when Michael Fernandes’ effort was well saved by Ross Warner.
The remainder of the first half saw Sholing have the greater possession but neither side overly troubled the keeper until the 32nd minute when Marine’s Toby Holland hit a peach of a 20-yard free kick inside the near post.
Sholing nearly equalised when Dan Fitchett saw his on shot turned over the bar by an acrobatic Jake Lee goal-line defen...

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