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Salisbury continue to stutter at home

By Alec Hayter
SALISBURY 1
CHESHAM UNITED 1
CHESHAM United showed why their season has improved as they took a point to further dent Salisbury’s play-off position.
The Whites have taken only today’s point from a possible six and it could have been worse as the Generals dominated the first 20 minutes and could have gone ahead with Ronnie Mfinda and Luke Heneghan being wasteful.
Chesham took the lead on 37 minutes with Heneghan’s deep cross was headed square by Jefferson Louis to the unmarked Bradley Clayton to net.
Salisbury briefly flickered into action with Chris Shephard...

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