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Final countdown

2:43pm Wednesday 23rd April 2008


TWO outstanding parks football finals will be staged tomorrow night.

At Eastwoodbury Lane Great Wakering Rovers Reserves take on Southend Supporters in the Southend Borough Combination Veterans League division two final at Eastwoodbury Lane.

And, at Wakering's Burroughs Park ground, Fairfax Rangers 2nd meet Core Athletic in the Andy Ward Cup Section D final.

Both matches kick-off at 7.30pm.

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