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ROMFORD 1 HULLBRIDGE SPORTS 5

NORTH
By Mike Woods

■ HULLBRIDGE Sports pushed Romford to one side in a relegation six-pointer.
The visitors arrived in good form and went on to continue that to lift themselves out of the bottom three.
They looked ready to secure all three points right from the off with Joe Gregory netting twice and Demaray Anyadike’s strike handing the visitors a commanding 3-0 lead at the break.
Romford attempted to mount a comeback in the second-half and Afolabi Soyemi-Ololade’s goal put the home side on the scoreboard.
But it was to no avail as Gregory soon completed his hat-t...

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