Epsom & Ewell finally claimed their first league away win of the season with a breathless 4–3 victory at Sheerwater, a contest that careened from controlled dominance to near-implosion and back again in a frantic final act.
A crowd of 88 watched the Salts hold out for a hard-earned 1-1 draw on Tuesday night against a good Abbey Rangers side, sitting in the play-off positions.
Epsom & Ewell slipped to another frustrating defeat against 10-man opposition on Saturday, beaten 2–1 away at Camberley Town on a wet, sloping, bumpy surface.
The Salts crashed to their worst defeat in a number of years at the hands of a young and fit Sutton Common Rovers side losing 6–0.
The Salts failed again to hang on to a lead and finished all square, 1-1 with Horley Town, conceding in the 88th minute to a strike from former Salt, Will Kendall.
Twice this season, The Salts have squandered a two-goal lead, but last night at Alton it was our turn to come back with two late goals, after the home side had made it 2-0 on 84 minutes.
After the euphoria of the 4-0 victory on Saturday, the Salts were brought down to earth with a 0-1 defeat to Tooting & Mitcham, our first home loss in the league this season.
The Salts got back to winning ways in the league with an emphatic 3-1 victory over Chipstead in front of 111 supporters, another good crowd for a Friday night. The score, though, does not reflect the competitive game, with our finishing...
‘The Hammers’ take the spoils.'
The Salts came away from Badshot Lea FC with a hard-earned but well-deserved point, following a goalless draw at the Operatix Community Ground in Westfield Lane.
