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SALISBURY ARE STILL ON A ROLL

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EVO-STIK SOUTH WEST ROUND-UP
By Charlie Peat
STUART Green’s late winner helped Salisbury to their seventh straight Evo-Stik South West triumph as they overcame Larkhall Athletic 2-1.
The hard-fought victory narrows the gap to leaders Taunton Town to just five points as seven games were postponed.
High-flying Salisbury looked well on their way to another victory midway through the first half as Owen Howe headed the visitors in front – his seventh goal of the campaign.
A pinpoint free-kick from Matt Britton restored parity for the hosts just past the half hour mark.
Howe had the c...

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