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UNBEATEN SLOUGH LOSE THEIR WEY

SLOUGH TOWN 0 WEYMOUTH 0
By Freddie Gatrell

A FRUSTRATING afternoon in sunny Slough ended goalless, with neither side able to break the deadlock.
The opening 20 minutes was a cagey affair, with no clear chances. The first meaningful opening saw Gerard Benfield spill the ball in front of the face of goal, with the ball somehow cleared off the Weymouth line.
Johnny Goddard was unfortunate to not score on the 40-minute mark, as his goalbound effort was clawed away by a flying Benfield.
The second period was similarly frustrating for the hosts, who saw opportunities for Nathan Minhas a...

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