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POINT APIECE IN LIMP DRAW

DIDCOT TOWN 1 WESTBURY UNITED 1
By Stewart Unsworth

DIDCOT Town and Westbury United shared the spoils in an uninspiring midtable clash to finish the season for both clubs.
The result meant that Westbury finished with a club record 58 points and a 10th-placed finish at Step 4 level, while the Railwaymen were a satisfactory 13th in the final standings.
The impressive Dan Restorick gave the White Horse Men an early lead with a glancing header from the corner.
However, the lead was wiped out after Rocco Sughayer’s run teed up J.P.
CALLUM GOULD took
■ the lead for the R...

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