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DELAY IS NO HASSLE FOR URCHINS AS PITSEA BAIL

By Dean Wootten
BOWERS & PIT 0
HORNCHURCH 1
LEWWIS Spence scored the only goal of the game as Hornchurch were made to work hard for their victory at The Len Salmon Stadium Kick-off was 45 minutes late due to an assistant referee’s injury in the warm-up.
But the visitors made the perfect delayed start when Remi Sutton capitalised on a mistake by Ade Osifuwa, before squaring the ball for Spence to tap home.
It was nearly 2-0 minutes later but George Saunders fired wide.
After weathering the storm, Bowers began to edge their way back into the game, but Urchins custodian Joe Wright wa...

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