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ROUSLERS HOLD ON FOR VICTORY

By Max Banner

SPORTING held on for a hard fought victory after Cameron Rayworth’s late header for the visitors ensured a tense finish.
Goals from Billy Shaw and Kieron Freeman gave the home side a two-goal lead at the interval, before a serious injury to Brad Bood early in the second half led to a long delay.
Harvey Sayer pulled one back for the visitors, before Simeon Maye restored the two-goal advantage. Rayworth scored the game’s fifth goal in the 82nd minute, but the Rouslers held on.
Joao Rangel had an early effort well saved by Tony Breeden, before Shaw netted a...

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