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BRIGHTLINGSEA R 1 REDBRIDGE 2

DIV 1 NORTH
By Barry Heaps

■ REDBRIDGE made it four wins from five with a hard-earned victory over Brightlingsea Regent at North Road.
Louie Remi rewarded the visitors’ early pressure after 13 minutes, finishing confidently to give Redbridge a deserved lead.
Regent responded positively and finished the half strongly, but their momentum was checked on the stroke of half-time. Pedro Carvalho outmanoeuvred
goalkeeper Oliver Pipa and doubled the advantage, sending Redbridge into the break with a two-goal cushion.
Sub Luca Terminiello needed only five minutes of the seco...

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