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DIV 1 SOUTH

By Paul Webb
CINDERFORD TOWN 1
MELKSHAM TOWN 1
■ MELKSHAM threw away three points as they were pegged back by Cinderford.
Jack Bull had an early cross shot saved by Cinderford keeper Andy Hannah.
Bull again tested Hannah while Andy Lewis saw an effort deflected past the Melksham post.
The visitors were ahead on 41 minutes as poor marking saw Bull with time and space to finish coolly.
Cinderford levelled on 59 minutes, a great run and cross by Blaine Waugh saw Craig Norman head home.
Liam Angel almost gave Cinderford the lead before Melksham’s Phil Ormrod had a shot cleared off t...

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