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Bettamer’s big bench role!

HANWELL TOWN 2 GOSPORT BORO 1
By Sean Emery

MOHAMED Bettamer’s third goal of the season was another decisive contribution from the subsitutes’ bench as Hanwell Town recovered to beat Gosport Borough. The game’s first 20 minutes were controlled by the hosts, wing-backs Joe Wilson and Elijah Olodunjoye threatened down the flanks.
The Boro took the lead though after 22 minutes, when a sloppy midfield mistake led to possession being lost.
Hisham Kasimu benefited after Michael Fernandes’ cross to the back post was superbly saved by Geordies captain Sam Beasant...

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