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Smith’s instant leveller denies Boatmen victory

WIMBORNE TOWN 1 SHOLING 1
By Tom Whittick

DESPITE Sholing taking the lead, an instant impact equaliser from Joe Smith ensured the points were shared.
Tim Sills was forced into a number of changes, largely due to injuries across the pitch, including both centre-backs Billy Walker and Sam Roberts.
This match up started fairly even, with both sides testing each other early on.
Sholing nearly capitalised in the fourth minute when a ball flashed across the goal face, but no one was there to poke home.
Lewis Williams had a chance in the sixth minute from a free-kick, but his shot narrow...

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