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HADLEY 2 STOTFOLD 0

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Oliver Deed

■ HADLEY scored a goal in each half to beat bottom-half Stotfold.
The Bricks were out of the traps early -Caoilan McGettigan and Jordan Edwards both had guilt-edged chances to open the scoring within five minutes.
The scoring was opened by McGettigan in the 11th minute after he cut in from the left hand side of the box, and slotted calmly home.
IMcGettigan hit the bar five minutes in, and Finley Aldridge was thwarted twice by Stotfold keeper Liam Gooch when he was one on one.
The second goal did come three minutes from the end when Jesse Effa finished...

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