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Gosport Borough 1-1 Truro City: Woodford is the equaliser

AS GAMES fell victim to the weather up and down the country to the weather, Gosport’s Privett Park held firm and hosted a hardfought draw.
Gosport Borough

PREMIER SOUTH
By Sam Carter

GOSPORT BORO 1
Woodford 43

TRURO CITY 1
Harvey 22
AS GAMES fell victim to the weather up and down the country to the weather, Gosport’s Privett Park held firm and hosted a hardfought draw.
Having set off at 7am in the morning, Truro only had to wait just 22 minutes for their talisman Tyler Harvey to open the scoring, powering a free-kick past the wall and into the Gosport net from just outside the box with a fantastic finish.
Gosport were playing against the wind in the first half and struggled to discover any sort of rhythm, but managed to find a leveller just...

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