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Wealdstone 0-0 Wrexham: Dragons kept out by Stones

Wrexham fired a rare blank as mid-table Wealdstone battled their way to a hard-fought point in front of record crowd of 2,817 at Grosvenor Vale.
Wealdstone

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 0

WREXHAM 0

SAFE HANDS: Wealdstone keeper Sam Howes saves from Wrexham’s Ollie Palmer
PICTURE: Jon Taffel

FREE-SCORING Wrexham fired a rare blank as mid-table Wealdstone battled their way to a hard-fought point in front of record crowd of 2,817 at Grosvenor Vale.
Stuart Maynard’s parttime Stones put in a superb, resilient performance to frustrate the Red Dragons and bring an end to their brief stint as National League table-toppers.
Home goalkeeper Sam Howes was the hero, pulling off a string of fine saves to nullify a frontline which boasts two of the to...

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