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THE BOATMEN ARE HELD IN THE RAIN AT GAME ROBINS

EVESHAM UTD 0 SHOLING 0
By Tim Clarke

SHOLING extended their unbeaten run to four games as they returned from Evesham with a hard-fought point.
Neither side was able to gain the upper hand in a game that was full of commitment, but lacking in quality in rain-soaked Worcestershire.
The game started promisingly with both sides enjoying early opportunities.
The Boatmen’s Jake McCarthy volleyed wide from a tight angle with a minute gone.
Four minutes later Josh McConnell’s lofted pass found Robins forward Ethan Dunbar, whose low strike from 12 yards was kept out by keep...

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