long before Howarth found some room at the top of the D and fired a fierce reverse stick strike beyond the away keeper.

Wotton were almost caught out on the break by the only Firebrands attack, however keeper James Wells-French was quickly off his line to make a block from a Firebrands strike.

The second half continued in the same vein with Wotton controlling play and holding onto the ball wherever possible.

The energetic Andy Edwards intercepted a ball on the left and played a ball out wide to the promising young left back Buist, who was brought down by a clumsy tackle from frustrated a Firebrands forward, who was shown a yellow card and the opposition were down to ten men.

Firebrands' frustration continued and a further yellow was shown for

James McCarten, The Canadian Press





WASHINGTON - By turns triumphant and combative, U.S. President Donald Trump declared victory on behalf of American workers, farmers and businesses Monday as he heralded the death of NAFTA, the power of punitive tariffs and the end of trade-related “tensions” with Justin Trudeau.

Trump proclaimed the newly forged U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement as the biggest trade deal in the history of the United States, an agreement “based on the principle of fairness and reciprocity” that governs an estimated $1.2 trillion in annual trade between the three countries.

With game-changing midterm elections looming next month, it's also likely one of the biggest political victories of the two-year-old Trump presidency, and sure to dominate Republican talking points on the campaign trail over the next five weeks.

The president held court for