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HARRY’S SPOT ON TO SAVE BORO

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
HARROW BOROUGH 1 LITTLEHAMPTON TN 1
By Brian Walter

HONOURS were even in a scrappy encounter at Earlsmead.
Harrow had the better of the first half, but Littlehampton missed two gilt-edged chances before Adam Kolli gave the home side the lead with a fine strike from 25 yards.
The second half was an even affair and Harrow were disappointed not to have been awarded a penalty when Will Bailey was bundled over in the area.
Littlehampton were awarded a spot-kick of their own in the 70th minute when Dion Jarvis was fouled.
Harry Heath converted despite Trent Carter-Rodg...

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