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ELLIOTT STRIKES FOR THE DOCKERS

DIV 1 NORTH
GRAYS ATHLETIC 0 TILBURY 1
By Stewart Goshawk

TILBURY took bragging rights in this south Essex derby, a hard-fought contest in which they controlled possession and chances.
Much of the game was mired in a midfield battle with tackles flying in all directions.
Dockers’ first chance midway through the half fell to Joe Elliott who headed straight at Blues keeper, George Marsh, who then saved Tobias Braney’s close-range effort.
Tyler Forbes should have scored for Tilbury before Elliott broke the deadlock on the hour, bundling home a corner after Marsh missed ...

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