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LINDO AND CO ARE TOO HOT

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Des Flanders

MET POLICE 1
BINFIELD 2
A FIXTURE that appeared to give Met the chance to more clear from the relegation zone could not have had a worse outcome as they were beaten 2-1by Binfield.
During a lacklustre first half, a very lively Binfield side dominated and went ahead with well-taken goals from Ethan Lindo and Rahzir Smith-Jones after 10 and 26 minutes respectively.
The Met’s only shot at goal came courtesy of Mason Galloway after 40 minutes and that particular stat was a realistic reflection of the game and Binfield’s dominance. A half-...

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