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WALTHAM BATTLE ON TO FIRST BIG POINT

By Nick Thatcher
SOUTH PARK and Waltham Abbey had to settle for a point each in an entertaining 2-2 draw as Park let a two-goal lead slip on the opening day.
The hosts took the lead from the penalty spot in the fifth minute when Reece Williams-Bowers scored having won the penalty himself.
Shortly after, Park doubled the lead when Charlie Pitcher latched on to Harry Docherty’s through ball to score with ease.
Waltham Abbey pulled a goal back in the 33rd minute when Junior Appiah got on the end of a through ball to stab past Gregor Shaw. The visitors pressed forward and grabbed their eq...

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