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TOP CRUSADERS GO FORTH

By Martyn Leach

HUNGERFORD T 4
MARLOW 0
HUNGERFORD got back to winning ways in some style, sweeping away bottom side Marlow Kyle Tooze who recently returned to Hungerford opened the scoring tapping in a Joe Shepherd cross after 18 minutes.
Two minutes later it was Tooze again causing problems as he was brought crashing down in the box.
A penalty was awarded and Hungerford skipper Louis McGrory converted emphatically from the spot.
Marlow’s attack centered around Elijah Oladunjoye’s dangerous long throws, but Hungerford defenders led by Babz Jarra managed to hold firm...

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