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BLUES WIN AFTER ALLOT OF FLACK

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WARE 2 FLACKWELL HEATH 1
By Stephen King

WARE picked up their first three point haul of the year with this hard fought victory against play-off hopefuls, Flackwell Heath.
It was a physical contest with seven bookings and yet there was little animostity on the field as both sides looked to keep the ball moving.
It was the home side who were moving it well early on to take a two-goal lead after just seven minutes.
Joe Dearman snapped up a loose ball to score after two minutes before Johnny Allotey doubled the score from Jon Clements pass.
Heath changed their shape in ...

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