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STOTFOLD 1 WARE 1

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Max Bradfield

THE JSJ Stadium played host to a tense draw as Stotfold and Ware shared the spoils.
Second-placed Stotfold’s Henry Snee opened the scoring after 17 minutes. His determined drive through the centre was helped by a cruel deflection that saw his strike loop over goalkeeper Sam Bentley.
Ware couldn’t find a way through as Stotfold stayed resolute at the back. The sixth-placed visitors showed just why they’re in the play-off mix. The travelling side kept pushing right until the very end and were eventually rewarded. Forward Richard Enni...

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