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What could have been for Thame

By Andrew Dunn
CAMBRIDGE CITY 1
THAME UNITED 1
CAMBRIDGE CITY and Thame United finished the season with a point apiece.
The visitors will look back on the season with thoughts of what might have been.
They finish the campaign in eighth, five points off the playoff places. And perhaps knowing their fate before this match was a reason it turned into such a dour affair, a typical end of season encounter, where little is at stake.
The visitors took the lead when Duran Martin fired home from distance giving Jamie Head no chance.
The home side got back into the match when substitute Ryan Sharman ...

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