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ST NEOTS ARE DRAW KINGS

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 2 STRATFORD TOWN 2
ST NEOTS remain the draw specialists in the Premier Division – this was the tenth time they have finished all square – but they had to come from behind twice to salvage their point.
The visitors began brightly and after Justin Marsden saw his snap volley well saved by Mike Emery, they took the lead on 15 minutes when William Grocott linked with Ben Stephens to set up Edwin Ahenkorah.
St Neots replied when leading scorer Dylan Williams produced a stunning finish but the visitors were ahead again before the break when poor defending ...

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