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BASFORD CELEBRATE TITLE

By Neil McGowan
BASFORD UNITED 3
LINCOLN UNITED 2
LIAM Hearn’s penalty three minutes from time put the seal on Basford’s day of celebration as they collected the South championship trophy.
Lincoln started brightly and went close on 20 minutes when James Blundell deflected a corner on to the bar.
But Basford showed true champion quality and went in front on 32 minutes, Deon Miekle heading in from close range. Hearn’s 36th goal of the season put them two up after 65 minutes, but Jack Wightwick fired Lincoln back into the game. Basford were reduced to ten when Courey Grantham...

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