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AFC Dunstable 2-2 Hertford Town: Makuendi saves a point for the Blues

A FOUR-GOAL thriller ended all square at Creasey Park in a match that both teams will feel they could have won.
AFC Dunstable

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By John Walker

AFC DUNSTABLE 2
Ann 48, Christie 60
HERTFORD TN 2
Sighiartau 14, Makuendi 70

OFF TO A FLYER: Hertford’s Viadut Sighiartau scores the opener
PICTURE: Mike Capps

A FOUR-GOAL thriller ended all square at Creasey Park in a match that both teams will feel they could have won.
The deadlock was broken after 14 minutes when visitors striker Vladut Sighiartau was given too much time and space on the edge of the box, and he shot home past keeper Jamie Head.
Just after the half hour mark, home striker Bernard Christie raced clear and was felled by Charlie Payne. Payne wa...

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