Isthmian Leagues

WESTFIELD 2 TOOTING & MITCH 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 March 2023

DIV 1 S. CENTRAL
By Darren Pasley

■ A FIRST win for new Field gaffer Ian Selley came as against bottom of the league Tooting & Mitcham United, piling the pressure onto the London-based outfit.
Following a midweek league defeat to Marlow, Westfield came out the traps strong creating numerous chances. They took the lead, as Didi Ndombe pounced on a defensive error and slotted home.
The score was then doubled 10 minutes later as a superb free-kick routine created by Jude Mason found the head of skipper Luke Elliott who headed home.
The second half, despite proving to be a...

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