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WARE 1 KIDLINGTON 1

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Stephen King

KIDLINGTON gained n their first ever point at Ware in an entertaining game that was mostly end to end from the very start.
Against a team that seemed full of tall players, Ware relied heavily on their two diminutive wide men and on Fred Burbidge, making his 100th appearance in goal for the club, who stopped a point-blank effort after the half hour mark.
But Ware were not allowed to build on the lead as Kidlington refused to let their lowly league position define them, earning a well-deserved point when Charles Bacon scored from distance to level the s...

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