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Boatmen sail on thanks to Michael

By James McLean

SHOLING 2 BRACKNELL TOWN 1
SHOLLING once again had Michael Folivi to thank for turning the scoreline upside down to secure victory after conceding first against Bracknell.
The hosts’ Spencer Spurway had a great start to the game and continued it by cutting out a certain goal after Sebastian Bowerman had rounded Patrick Nash.
However, the Robins made good as Gabriel George headed home after 13 minutes from the proceeding corner.
Spurway didn’t let the fact that the visitors had taken the lead deter him, getting his elbows out -quite literally it appeare...

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