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TEN MEN PIPPED BY ADA’S WINNER

By Liam Davis

UXBRIDGE 4
Kieta 22 (pen), 63, Nwachuki 70, Okorogheye 90

GLOUCESTER C 3
Kane-Simpson 20, Baidoo 37, Pinchard 82

UXBRIDGE came out on top in a seven-goal thriller against high-flying Gloucester City.
The visitors arrived sitting second in the table and looking to overtake Walton & Hersham while Uxbridge were aiming to maintain their unbeaten home league record and stay in the play-off places.
That determination was clear from the start, when what must be the fastest booking of the season was issued by referee Peter Callum inside the first ten seconds to Uxbri...

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