Saturday, March 10, 2007

 

Saturday Football Roundup

FA Trophy
Gaia Puts Borough in the Driving Seat
A 72nd minute goal from Santos Gaia has given Stevenage borough a great chance of reaching the Final of the FA Trophy. Gaia's effort past Grays keeper Asley Bayes settled a tense encounter which gave manager Mark Stimson his second victory over his old club.
Stevenage: Julian, Fuller, Nutter, Gaia, Nurse, Morison, Binns (Cole 66), McMahon, Henry, Beard, Hughes.
Subs Not Used: Potter, Oliver, Slabber, Dobson.

Nationwide Conference
Saints on the Slide
St Albans are just one place off the foot of the table following a 2-2 draw with fellow strugglers Southport at Clarence Park. Liam Blakeman gave the visitors a first half lead only for Saints Chris Watters to equalise ten minutes after the break. Mark Duffy restablished Southports lead after 70 minutes but Saints grabbed a point thanks to Gary Elphick's scrambled effort seven minutes from time.
St Albans: Bastock, Ada, Sangare, Elphick, Deen, Hann, Cracknell (Lopez 81), Davis, Watters (Archer 82), Clarke, Hastings.
Subs Not Used: Perks, Seeby, Marwa.

Ryman League Division One North
Super Sub Neilson Keeps Blues in Play Off Hunt
Two goals in three minutes from second half substitute Scott Neilson gave Ware a 2-0 victory over in form Wingate and Finchley at Wodson Park. the Blues should have been in front after a dominant first half display with Ed Thompson twice saving efforts from John Frendo. After the break though Ware rode their luck as keeper Luke Woods tipped Helman's effort over the bar before Hardy Pinto Morreira hit a post. Neilson's introduction changed the flow of the second half though and ultimately proved a masterstroke. He finished his first from close range after 79 minutes and then pulled down Paul Burton's pass three minutes later thrashing it into the top left hand corner to seal a vital win for The Blues as they chase a top five finish.
Ware: Woods: Blower: Spenceley: Wolf: Hammonds: Coughlan: Bardle: Frendo (Neilson): Horsey (Ramshaw): Burton: Stevens (Bradford)

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