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Quakers go five undefeated

MARINE 0 DARLINGTON 0
By Adam Yates

MARINE and Darlington played out a draw in front of a 1,800-plus crowd.
The Quakers were looking to stretch their unbeaten run to five matches, whereas the Mariners were eager to avoid a consecutive 0-0 home result.
Neither manager would have been happy with the teams opening 15 minutes with unforced errors, poor decision making and lack of creativity.
Luke Hutchinson had to be quick to prevent two chances in quick succession. A Jack Maskell header was tipped over and a miscommunication at the back led to the Marine keeper being called into actio...

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