Masters review – week 15
Chigwell hit HMH for six to move up into second in Division One, while Marshside did likewise in Division Two after suffering an early setback, writes Jeremy Silverstone
Chigwell fired half a dozen goals past HMH in a nine-goal affair, while there were two wins for Essex in Division Two…
DIVISION ONE:
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Chigwell moved up into second place after two goals from Scott Warren and Anthony Mendel helped them to a 6-3 win over HMH. Steve Summers and Lloyd Becker made it a sweet six for visitors, while Jamie Beaumont, James Temple and Jeremy Teacher replied for the hosts.
DIVISION TWO:
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Marshside fought back from falling behind early on to beat Temple Fortune and move up to second spot with a 2-1 win.
Robert Botkai put Fortune ahead, but goals from Mark Davies and Andrew Cohen, together with Marshside goalkeeper Nick Nathan doing his bit by saving a penalty, secured the Essex men the win.
Glenthorne moved up into third spot as goals from Lloyd Nygate, Adam Lennard and Greg Morris saw them beat St John’s Wood Tigers 3-2. Steve Gold and Darryl Lazarus hit back for The Tigers.
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