THERE'S no stopping Division 2 leaders Lymington Town at the moment - they reeled off a tenth successive win with a 3-1 victory over Sussex League outfit Mile Oak at Southampton Road.
Paul Sims put Town ahead with a 55th-minute penalty after Danny Veal had been brought down and Danny Adams hit a post before Kevin James crossed for Phil Stone to volley in at the far post after 70 minutes.
Ten minutes later, Paul Sturmey went on a mazy run and swapped passes with Stone before smashing in a left-footed drive. The visitors' consolation came on 87 minutes.
"It's another great result for the club in what were terrible conditions but we must keep our feet on the ground and not get carried away," beamed boss John Pyatt.
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