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WINGATE HALT DIFFICULT RUN

WINGATE & FINCHLEY 0 DULWICH HAMLET 0

By Khalid Karimullah
WINGATE& Finchley brought to a halt a difficult run by picking up a well-deserved point.
Irnti Rapai recycled to fellow debutant Layne Eadie, whose precision cross inside the early minutes evaded Marc-Charles Smith at the back post.
Reece Beckles-Richards fed Afolabi Obafemi on the edge of the box, who couldn’t turn his shot on target. Charles-Smith connected with Jack Humphrey’s header but his strike was sent wide.
The visitors, against the run of play, came close to finding the opening goal in the 44th minute, ...

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