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NEW SALAMIS 5 STOWMARKET TOWN 1

DIV 1 NORTH
By Leo Usher-Murray

NEW Salamis were on fire as they put five past a struggling Stowmarket.
The scoring started early when Cem Poyraz tapped in a perfectly placed cross. Although Stowmarket found their feet for a bit, New Salamis got a second when Kyle Lynch curled his shot into the top corner. It wasn’t long before the third, when Christos Batzelis tapped in.
New Salamis came out in the second half and found a fourth when Albert Adu charged forward through the defence and finished.
Ten minutes later, Joe Waight made it five, finishing off a counter attack calmly...

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