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UNITED THRASH SORRY ATHLETIC

DIV 1 S.EAST
ASHFORD UNITED 5 VCD ATHLETIC 2
By Anthony Scottb

ASHFORD United ran riot to secure only their second league win so far. The hosts got off to a lightning start, Harrison Hume giving them a 1-0 lead inside a minut
Louis Collins then fired home to double Ashford’s lead inside ten minutes, before Alfie Evans halved the deficit shortly after.
But the hosts’ two-goal cushion was restored before half time through William Moses.
Ashford had Roarie Deacon sent off for a second yellow card before the break, but they still went on to add to their tally – wit...

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