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PRIOR-TACK GETS THE REDS GOING

SOUTHERN SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 1 UXBRIDGE 2
By Tim Clarke

TWO second-half strikes were enough to earn Uxbridge all three points and end Evesham United’s run of three straight home victories.
Liam Prior-Tack and Kai Hobbs came off the bench to score and earn the Reds a win that sees them leapfrog the Robins and into the play-off places.
Evesham had made the brighter start with Ethan Dunbar’s pace causing the Reds an early headache. The forward was twice being denied by Reds keeper Laurie Shala.
Uxbridge began to see more of the ball and threatened to break the deadlock...

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