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BINFIELD 1 MET POLICE 0

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Simone Els

■ BINFIELD played for almost an hour with 10 men but still did enough to see off the Metropolitan Police at the Iconic Stadium.
Rahzir Smith-Jones almost gave the Moles an early lead but Chris Beach produced a magnificent save.
Booked after 26 minutes, Tyler D’Cruz – who had suffered a serious injury in the reverse fixture – committed another indiscretion 12 minutes later and received a second yellow card.
Rechan Esprit twice went close for Binfield, but it was Smith-Jones who made the breakthrough after 71 minutes, forcing ...

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