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SUTTON COMM RVS 1 ASHFORD TOWN 0

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Gary Bridgen

ROVERS earned a rele- play-off place that ■gation had looked a distant dream after a 12-game pointless streak earlier in the season.
A cagey first 30 saw Ashford have the better of possession without troubling James Dillon, while at the other end, Paul McCarthy saved well from Conan Torpey and Max Oldham.
As the half ended, Ashford forced a bit of pressure but without troubling Dillon and the half ended goalless.
Torpey put a header against the bar early in the second half. Oldham bought a tidy save out of McCarthy as Rovers pushed for a lead...

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