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HORNDEAN 2 HANWORTH VILLA 0

SOUTH CENTRAL
By Jack Norria

■ IT’S two wins in two for the Deans, who earned a hard-fought three points.
Goals in either half were enough to secure victory at the Stanley Chase Stadium. It was an even first half with very few clear chances, but the deadlock was broken on the half-hour mark thanks to a wonder strike from Waledin Ahmad.
Hanworth looked to fight back but were shut out by a solid Deans defence, the hosts’ keeper Thomas also making some decent stops.
Horndean’s second-half sub Dan Sibley came on to double the hosts’ advantage, latchin...

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