Moneys come from behind to score four for the second match in a row
We started our South Central Boxing Day action in Portsmouth, where Moneyfields, victorious in that crazy match against Sutton Common Rovers on Saturday 21st, hosted Horndean, the Deans with a new boss in situ. When Horndean went ahead just after half time it looked as if they might experience a new manager bounce, Rudi Blankson with the goal, but instead they were bounced by the Moneys, who bounced back with four. George Barker levelled from the spot on sixty four minutes, and fifteen minutes from time Ethan Gee put the hosts ahead. On eighty three minutes Harry Thorpe added a third, and in added time Callum Laycock got number four- the Money up to thirteenth.
