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DASILVA’S CORNER IS DIFFERENCE FOR BLUES

By Hamish Arnold

BISHOP’S ST’FRD 1
BARWELL 0
COLE Dasilva scored the only goal direct from a corner as Bishop’s Stortford ended a 15-match wait for a clean sheet with victory over Barwell.
Rashawn Scott saw his shot from Ryan Charles’ through ball saved and James Collins couldn’t meet the rebound, before Brady Hickey headed over the bar from Deen Master’s cross from the right.
Jake Thompson denied Tyrell Skeen-Hamilton late on in the first half, sliding in to block the shot in the box.
Scott won a corner with a low shot that was saved by ...

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