A strike in injury time from winger Luke King gave Fleet a deserved victory over promotion chasing Bedworth United. Skipper Pat Cox had given the Blues the lead early in the 2nd half though the visitors did equalise despite being down to 10 men . It was a pulsating game as both teams chased a victory and Fleet created a number of chances after Bedworth had bossed the first period. The Blues jubilation at the final whistle showed how much a victory meant though.
It ended goalless at the Carlsberg Stadium as Fleet held play-off chasing Biggleswade Town 0-0. The Blues had plenty of the game and came closest with a Pat Cox shot that hit the bar. The whole team performed superbly and other chances fell to Hunter, King and Vicente in an all action game. At the other end Wayne Shaw looked assured and confident as he mopped up the hosts few chances.
Fleet conceded twice in quick succession through a 54 min penalty and a 56 free kick that gave hosts Uxbridge a flattering 3-0 victory after they had opened the scoring in the first half. Despite their pressure the Blues couldnt score though Danilson Vicente created and had the best chances to get a deserved goal.
Two goals from striker James Taylor secured a precious, but deserved 2-0 away victory for Fleet at Chertsey on Bank Holiday Monday. The goals came in the 75th & 85th and followed a solid defensive performance up until then.
