HARINGEY BOROUGH v DUNSTABLE TOWN

THERE WILL BE A PITCH INSPECTION AT APPROX.  1pm on TUESDAY

THE DECISION WILL BE ANNOUNCED HERE AS SOON AS IT IS KNOWN

..............ANOTHER PRECIOUS POINT

After a poor opening half which saw them 1-3 down at the interval, such was the domination of Borough in the later stages of the second half which brought two well deserved goals that they left Forde park feeling that 2 points had been lost rather than one gained.

Adam Scotcher took only seven minutes to open his scoring account after being signed the day previously but that was already just an equaliser following a soft opening goal for Langford.

Borough remain third from bottom but the draw lifted Borough three points clear of their nearest rivals Kentish Town who lost 3-0 at Chalfont St. Peter and they have a game in hand on them and a vastly superior goal difference

BOROUGH OUT OF RELEGATION ZONE

BOROUGH finally got to play a League match - their first since December 5th - and returned with a hard earned 1-0 victory from Biggleswade United's Second Meadow ground.   The win lifted them above Kentish Town and to within 5 points of United with 3 games in hand of them.   Lee Allen, signed the day before the match, slammed home the second half winner.

Bottom Positions are now

 Hillingdon Borough   P 21   19 pts

Biggleswade United    P 22   19 pts

BOROUGH   P 19   14 pts

Kentish Town   P 20    12 pts

Welwyn Garden City   P 23    9 pts

THE UNDER 16s produced a superbly committed performance which deservedly makes them the First Borough team to reach a Cup Final this season.

Their semi-final victims were the hitherto unbeaten L.O.A.S.S  (in full - The Leyton Orient Advanced Soccer School no less !) and Borough's determined performance which included a Terrell Hunter hat-trick saw them through the semi-final tie by a 4-0 margin

A fuller report and Team Sheet can be found IN the "FIXTURES AND RESULTS" Section of the website

The final will be held on Sunday March 7th (2.30pm kick off) at a venue as yet unknown and their opponents will be either Manford Way or Redbridge Youth

This was the icing on the cake for what was a fine Sunday as the Youth teams returned to action after their long Christmas and weather induced lay-off for the Under 17s and the Under 14s both won their Cheshunt Youth League matches by 10-2 and 4-2 respectively against Puma 2000 and Panathinaikos