BlackburnNews.com file photo from March 25, 2014.

BlackburnNews.com file photo from March 25, 2014.

Spitfires In Tough

By Mike Vlasveld

December 4, 2015 - 4:10pm

The Spitfires look to snap out of their worst funk of this season, starting tonight in London.

Windsor's lost five of its last six games, surrendering 21 goals in that span -- seven while killing penalties.

The Knights are riding a four-game win streak, which includes a 5-3 win over Windsor last Sunday at the WFCU Centre.

The good news for Windsor is that its beat London twice in four tries this year.

The Spits are the only team in the league to have beat the Knights more than once so far this season.

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