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MOUSEHOLE 5 DIDCOT TOWN 0

MOUSEHOLE

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Daniel Tasker

TEN MAN Mousehole hammered Didcot Town. It was a quick-fire double for Mousehole as they broke the deadlock on 28 minutes with a lovely strike from Tim Nixon on 28 minutes before Tallan Mitchell doubled their lead on 33 minutes.
Mitchell then got a third before the break. However, that commanding lead did take a knock on the stroke of halftime when Mark Goldsworthy was shown a straight red.
After the break, Mousehole killed off any fightback from Didcot just seven minutes into the second 45 as Jordan Hackett made it 4-0.
Torin Ntege got the final goal w...

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