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THAME UNITED 3 DIDCOT TOWN 1

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By NLP Reporter

■ GREGORY Hackett haunted his former club as Thame came from behind to beat Didcot and take bragging rights in the derby.
Hackett won a penalty and scored the pick of the goals to continue the home side’s recent upturn in form.
Didcot struck first when Seth Humphries capitalised on an error to fire them ahead after nine minutes.
However, Dave Pearce’s pinpoint corner saw Luke Carnell volley home to level and Thame led after 44 minutes when Hackett was hauled down and Pearce sent Didcot keeper Leigh Bedwell the wrong way from th...

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