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VALE HELD AS RIVALS MAKE THEIR MOVE

DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
RAYNES PARK VALE 0 HANWORTH VILLA 0
By Nathan Edwards

RAYNES Park Vale saw their promotion rivals move closer to them after they fell to a goalless draw against Hanworth Villa.
Despite filling one of the four play-off spots, it was Hanworth who managed to take control of the game at Prince George’s Playing Fields.
Kyen Nicholas looked the liveliest for Villa as he burst into the box but his 34th-minute strike was dealt with well by Slavomir Huk.
It was one of very little chances in the first half but in the final 45 minutes the Hanworth forward still cause...

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