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ABBOTTS RUSSELL UP A CRUCIAL VICTORY

By Phil Birchmore
SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP
DARRELLE Russell scored twice as Waltham Abbey climbed into the Isthmian South Central League play-off places with a resounding 5-2 victory over Northwood.
Shiloh Remy got the ball rolling with ten minutes on the clock and Russell added the second before the break to give his side a 2-0 half-time lead.
Aron Gordon looked to have all but made the points safe as he got in on the act just after the hour, only for Eric Lopes to give Northwood hope moments later.
Russell then doubled up with 20 minutes to play and Charlie Malin made it 4-2 as the game app...

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