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MUNN’S THE MAN TO SEAL RETURN WIN FOR MAGPIES

By Graham Dunn

WIMBORNE TOWN 1
HANWELL TOWN 0
WIMBORNE made a winning return to the Southern Premier in a game that always looked likely to be decided by the odd goal.
The opening 20 minutes was physical and feisty as the teams tested each other – and the referee. However, neither of the experienced keepers, Ross Flitney for Wimborne and Sam Beasant for Hanwell, were tested in the first half.
There was plenty of penalty-area action after the interval. Wimborne’s Sam Roberts sent Drew Eccott-Young charging down the right, the fullback cut inside before forcing Beasant...

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