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Angels pay the penalty at death

HAVANT & W’VILLE 1 TONBRIDGE ANG 1
By Trevor Brock

HAVANT & Waterlooville’s winless run extended to eight games as play-off chasing rivals Tonbridge snatched a draw.
A scrappy, low-key opening saw neither side create any meaningful opportunities. On 11 minutes, home keeper Teddy Sharman-Lowe had to take a Jack Wood cross.
Soon afterwards Charlie Ruff headed a Josh Passley cross just wide. The visitors took the lead on 23 minutes. Jack Wood was able to burst past two weak tackles before curling his shot past the diving keeper.
Just before the interval, Jonatha...

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