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KIDLINGTON 3 ENFIELD 1

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Tom Cunningham

■ KIDLINGTON eased past Enfield to secure a much-needed victory.
Sat inside the relegation zone, Kidlington got off to a good start.
Responsible for their own downfall, Enfield handed Powfil Raposo the chance to open the scoring from the spot, to which he duly obliged in the 11th minute. Then it was all about holding into that lead until Charlie Bacon’s moment of magic, rounding three players before netting his side’s second in the 51st minute.
Brad McClenaghan’s effort to halve the deficit gave Enfield some hope, only for...

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