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MOLES GRAB A FIRST WIN THIS SEASON

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
MET POLICE 1 BINFIELD 2
By Adam Todd

BINFIELD grabbed a huge win in their battle for survival.
After a slow start, the game was brought to life by Benjamin Stallard’s classy free-kick in the 15th minute as he gave the visitors a shock lead.
However, this was then cancelled out by Alex Body’s equaliser after a dangerous cross wasn’t dealt with by the Binfield defence.
There were no real chances for either side before the half ended, but the winner was to come after the break.
On the hour, Tyler D’Cruz followed in on Liam Beach’s ...

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