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ASCOT UNITED 0 MET POLICE 2

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Neal Jeffs

RELEGATION-threatened Metropolitan Police produced a well-organized display to beat Ascot United and guarantee their survival.
Striker Mason Galloway was exceptional, slaloming through four challenges and drilling into the bottom left to give the Met a 12thminute lead.
Ollie Harris struck a post for Ascot on his 50th appearance six minutes later, but Galloway scored again six minutes before the break after playing a neat-one two with Christian Johnson before rounding Mark Scott and slotting home.
After the break, the visitors tested Scott on several o...

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