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NINE-MAN CITIZENS HOLD ON FOR VICTORY

NINE-MAN CITIZENS

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By David Johnson

GET IN: Jay Rolfe tucks in the opening goal and, inset, top, Rolfe celebrates and, below, George Ironton is mobbed
PICTURE: Will Kilpatrick

TWO first half goals set in-form Welwyn on course to maintain their unbeaten league record despite ending the game with only nine men.
Much-fancied Halesowen started brightly as Jamie Ashmore whipped in a cross from the right for leading goalscorer Jamie Molyneux to head inches wide after just 15 seconds. Visiting goalkeeper Ryan Schmid then saved at the feet of Montel Gibson. But the Citizens soon stunned the ...

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