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FLEET TOWN 2 KEMPSTON ROVERS 2

By Matthew Thorne
A THOROUGHLY entertaining game resulted in a fair 2-2 draw.
A scoreless first half where both teams tested each other out without any real chances didn’t show what was to come after the break.
Fleet took the lead when Patrik Ruzicka fired in from an Ash Lloyd knock down and then doubled their lead when Bradley Wilson fired in from a left-wing cross.
Fleet then dug deep to try and record a fourth straight league victory with Kempston continuing to probe.
Kempston got back into the game when Robbie Goodman fired in from close range. The comeback was completed on 79 min...

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