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REECE SINKS WOODS FOR BIG VICTORY

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WARE 4 NORTHWOOD 0
By Stephen King

WARE ended their winless run in 2026 with what turned out to be a comprehensive victory.
It hadn’t looked that way early on, with the home side struggling at times in a dour first half against opponents looking to ease their relegation worries.
However, Ware edged an even 45 minutes thanks to Reece Beckles-Richards penalty.
There was an improvement in entertainment after the break especially once Jack Grosvenor’s header from Sami Moutawafiq’s corner gave them breathing space. Northwood were beginning to look ti...

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