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WESTFIELD 2 SOUTHALL 1

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Harrison Powell

A BRACE from Tom Dryer gave Westfield all three points at home to basement club Southall.
The afternoon didn’t start well for the visitors as Eion Fraser was sent off for two yellow cards before the half-time break as well as manager Max Howell being sent off from the dugout. They were made to pay for that moment of rashness as Dryer broke the deadlock in the 41st minute, crashing an effort in off the crossbar after some fantastic work from Finn Evans.
If his first goal was a bit fortunate, then the second one was a fabulous strike as he beat...

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