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Taylor’s heroics keep out Robins

By Peter Leppington

POOLE TOWN 0
BRACKNELL TOWN 0
ON A bitterly cold day, both sides shared the spoils in a fairly drab encounter which was Bracknell’s 12th draw of the season.
The fifirst half was a fairly even encounter with limited chances for both teams.
Teddy Howe had a good early chance for Bracknell, but Ben Taylor tipped the ball round a post.
For Poole, Harvey Slade won the ball and released Tom Hewlett, but his shot was well saved by Michael Eacott. The best chance of the half fell to Bracknell when a cross from the right looked like a tap in from the centre but ...

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