Royalists disappointingly held

Patrick Corlett • Published 7 Sep 2009 14:00 0 Comments

Football

WINDSOR & Eton dropped points but still remained unbeaten after a 1-1 draw at home to Bridgwater Town on Saturday.

The first piece of action saw Marcus Richardson - in his first start for the Royalists - Marcus Richardson whipped in a dangerous cross that Matt Pitcher managed to put into his own net on 13 minutes.

However, goal machine Micheal Chennells had to leave th epitch due to a hamstring injury which will come as a blow to the Royalists.

Bridgwater then took advantage by levelling matters in the 52nd minute when maruc Duharty bundled home a Steve Orchard corner.

The home side should still have gone on to win the game as Jake Parsons was a massive threat but Town keeper Sam Hutchings saved well from Richardson and Andrew Fagan headed against the upright.

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This article appeared in Royal Borough Observer 11 Sep 09

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