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With a Will there’s a way

TRURO CITY 4
MET POLICE 0
By Rhod Mitchell
TWO goals from young Nottingham Forest loanee Will Swan on his debut helped Truro City get their promotion campaign back on course after their agonising New Year’s Day defeat at Weston-super-Mare.
The 19-year-old, who joined City this week on a 28-day loan, started up front with top scorer Tyler Harvey out injured, while fellow striker Luke Jephcott had returned to parent club Plymouth Argyle where he scored twice in their 3-1 League Two victory at Scunthorpe.
And Swan showed his scoring prowess with two well-taken second-half goals as City m...

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