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WALTHAM ABBEY 2 GRAYS ATHLETIC 0

DIV 1 NORTH
By Stewart Goshawk

■ WALTHAM Abbey laboured past a determined Grays, only wrapping up the points very late on.
The home side started the better, with Prince Domafriye heading over and then letting fly from range that George Marsh turned round the post.
At the other end, a Charlie Stimson header was saved by Bradley Robinson. And shortly before half-time, a Declan Rydings ball into the box just evaded team-mates.
The Abbotts broke the deadlock early in the second half when Kai Brown got on the end of a fine Amrit Bansal-McNulty through ball. Robinson then produce...

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