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NAWAF HITS WINNER FOR BLUES BOYS

DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
MARLOW 1 BADSHOT LEA 0
By Mark Ashby

A LATE goal from Naheer Omar-Nawaf was enough to give Marlow all three points, but it was a hard fought win.
Badshot Lea made Marlow work for the points, playing the ball around nicely, but with little effect in front of goal.
Marlow had plenty of chances, but struggled to convert any of them with Harry Cawdron in the Badshot Lea goal making some good saves to thwart the hosts.
Just as it seemed the game was going to finish all-square, Omar-Nawaf received the ball on the right side of the penalty area, looked up and then smash...

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