Step 4

BLOWN AWAY

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 October 2020

DIV 1 SOUTH
EVESHAM UNITED 1
CINDERFORD TN 1
By Dean Speak
GOALS either side of halftime meant a stalemate in a downpour.
The home side were playing most of the football in atrocious first-half conditions but Cinderford looked like they were going to take the lead on the half-hour.
A William Gibbons shot evaded Lewis Clayton, the Evesham keeper, only to be cleared off the line by Matt Williams.
The visitors took the lead in first half injury time when a free-kick was superbly struck home by Zackery Drew.
But the lead was destined not to last long as Evesham drew level in the 52nd minute whe...

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