It was a much improved performance from their first-half display against the Vale of White Horse on Monday when the visitors were beaten 4-1 for their only defeat having won 3-2 on Saturday against Barton Boys (a feeder club to Reading FC) and then sharing two goals with Newbury on Sunday.
Jersey coach Aden Hopkins, who was assisted by Rob Cameron, said: ‘We’ve had an excellent tour and Rob and I have nothing but praise for the boys’ efforts and behaviour both on and off the field.
‘Yesterday’s win against Gosport and Fareham was brilliant.
Jonathon Glendening outpaced their defence to score the only goal from 12 yards and after the break we produced lots of solid defending against the wind.
‘Defender Johnny Le Quesne read the game really well and put in some strong tackles while Daniel McFarlane put in a lot of hard running off the ball in attack.
‘We were beaten 4-1 by the Vale of White Horse on Tuesday; we were a little tired after the games in the previous two days and we started slowly to be a goal down at the break.
Unlucky
‘We then conceded two unlucky goals shortly after the resumption but we came back well.
Johnny Glendening scored to pull a goal back and although we were camped in their half of the field we could not get the ball in the net again.
‘We missed one great chance and had it gone in I think we may have gone on to win the game because we were well on top and they were struggling to keep us out.’
