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FOUR-STAR SOUTHALL TO HEAD NORTH

By Vincent Jackson

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL HARTLEY W’NTNEY 0 SOUTHALL 4
SOUTHALL moved to within three points of the play-off places with a dominant performance at Hartley Wintney.
The Row had no answer to the attacking strength of the Hall and they fell behind after 28 minutes when Kensley Maloney beat Liam Beach.
Five minutes before half-time Liam Ferdinand got his name on the scoresheet to give Southall breathing room at the break.
Beach has been a busy man this season and Hartley Wintney’s defence could not cope with what Southall offered.
Midway through the second half...

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