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Town find a winning strike-out on a whim

WIMBORNE TOWN 0 FARNHAM TOWN 1
By Tom Whittick

WIMBORNE TOWN left the Wyatt Homes Stadium empty-handed, after a narrow Good Friday defeat to high-flying Farnham.
The Magpies headed into the fixture with confidence after a dramatic three-goal-turnaround at Uxbridge and would have hoped to build further. Monday’s game, away at Poole Town, will give them a chance for resurrection. Billy Clifford’s effort after 66th-minutes proved enough for Farnham, who themselves face Bracknell Town on Easter Monday.
The hosts had created early chances with promise and looked likelier to bre...

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