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STAINESTOWN 0 BRACKNELL TOWN 3

DIV 1 S. CENTRAL
By Steve Parsons

■ THANKS to the hospi-tality of Bedfont Sports, and Bracknell’s goodwill,
Staines were able to host the new champions, albeit 26 hours earlier than scheduled.
It took the Robins only eight minutes to go ahead, Aaron McLeish-White meeting a left-sided cross.
Young Staines keeper Alfie McMaster had saved a penalty on his debut last week, but could not repeat the trick when Seb Bowerman took the opportunity to double their lead after 26th minutes.
Bowerman was denied a second adjudged to be offside, but there was no reprieve for the hosts when he...

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