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MUSOKE HAT-TRICK WINS IT

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 5
WANTAGE TOWN 0
DIV 1 CENTRAL
ST NEOTS recorded their first home league victory since February after beating struggling Wantage.
They did get some unexpected early assistance when Jared Jones was sent off after 11 minutes for a dangerous challenge, leaving the visitors to play most of the match with ten men.
Alan Musoke opened the scoring on 18 minutes and before the break Prince Mutswunguma doubled their advantage.
Using their extra man well St Neots extended their lead to 3-0 when Musoke claimed his second goal, and six minutes later the same St Neots player ...

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