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MOORE IS THE MERRIER AFTER BORO CLING ON

By Simon Grigor
HARROW BORO 3
HAYES & Y 2
HARROW hung on to win an exciting local derby on a sticky surface at The Rogers Family Stadium.
Early midfield battles saw few attempts on goal until George Moore headed over from a deep Chinua Cole cross.
Hayes’ Afolabi Coker then drove a fierce shot just over the bar.
Harrow made the breakthrough in the 34th minute when a Jordan Ireland shot was blocked, the ball flying to Michael Bryan on the edge of the box, and his low shot found the corner of the net.
The lead lasted only nine minutes. Shaun Preddie was caught in possession and the b...

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