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Boro call time on Curfews’ home run

By Chris Gay

CHERTSEY TOWN 0
GOSPORT BOROUGH 2
GOSPORT BOROUGH blocked out hosts Chertsey Town who failed to record a goal at Alwyns Lane for the first time this term.
Both sides looked likely to score at times, but not so until a 21st minute penalty was awarded for a disputed foul tackle, to be put away by Asher Yearwood from the spot. Gosport should have gone two up by half time when a slip by Chertsey goalkeeper Jack Smith gave an open goal opportunity for Dan Wooden to punish, but the gapping chasm was missed at distance.
Town’s main crime was misplaced passes but still...

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