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Gardiner goal sows the seeds of Colts’ victory
1:38pm Wednesday 7th May 2008
JUNIOR FOOTBALL
West Essex Colts 6
Enfield Colts 2
(Rural Friendly League U11s) WEST Essex clinched the Premier League title with a nervous display against Enfield.
A number of early chances were not taken which made the pressure mount until Gardiner curled in a shot into the bottom corner of the net.
But Enfield replied with an equaliser only for the lead to be restored by Norrish.
However, Enfield came back again and another strike by Norrish gave the Colts the advantage.
That's how it stayed until the break.
The second half saw West Essex control the game and Spence gave them a two goal cushion, Gardiner got the fifth and Spence added goal number six.
(Pictured) Delighted West Essex Colts players are all smiles after clinching the title with a win over Enfield Colts (c)
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