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SUB HARRY WEAVES HIS LATE MAGIC

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
HAYES & YEADING 2 MET POLICE 1
By Don Greene

HAYES & Yeading continue to press for a play-off place after a late winner against Metropolitan Police at Sky-Ex Stadium.
United took the lead ten minutes before half-time when a short corner came to Stan Flaherty and his cross was headed home by Calum Duffy.
Kaylen Hinds thought he had doubled the Hayes & Yeading lead but his effort at the second attempt was ruled out by an offside flag.
Moments after half-time Flaherty saw his shot bounce back off a post.
The aerial route was used for the Blues equaliser, ...

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