National League South

Supersub Williams earns Tigers a point

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

BOGNOR REGIS TOWN 2 GLOUCESTER CITY 2

By Liam Goodley
GLOUCESTER CITY salvaged a point with substitute Edward Williams netting twice at Bognor’s Nyewood Lane.
The game was goalless until the fifth minute of stoppage time, when Rocks defender Kristian Campbell laid the ball off to Ollie Pearce, who rounded his marker before smashing it into the right side of the net.
Bognor went further ahead on 71 minutes when Ben Swallow crossed with his unfavoured right foot to Jimmy Muitt who struck on the volley low inside the near post.
But the Tigers pulled a goal back on 73 minutes when a Willi...

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