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Super sub Dec levels it late on

By Steve Wood

FC UNITED 1
HYDE UNITED 1
AFTER being an unused substitute in their last three games, versatile midfielder Declan Mc-Loughlin’s 91st-minute equaliser rescued a point for FC United in a 1-1home draw with Hyde.
It meant two middling sides, rooted mid-table with a combined 24 league draws this term, shared the spoils after a tepid affair as 2,010 watched at Broadhurst Park.
FC had a sight of goal within 15 seconds, Noah Halford’s effort was handled by visiting goalkeeper Callum Hiddleston.
As the half wore on, neither side seized control as half-chances f...

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