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CANVEY NAB LATE POINT IN SURVIVAL STRUGGLE

CANVEY ISLAND 1 HENDON 1
By David Powell

CANVEY Island kept an eight-point gap between themselves and the bottom four, as they shared a draw with Hendon.
In a first half of plenty of chances, the visitors saw the better of the early exchanges.
Good one-touch football on 17 minutes saw Darren Foxley drag a chance wide, before the same player launched a free-kick into the area on 27 minutes that was held by Matteo Salamon.
Canvey would go even closer shortly afterwards, Tom Stephen denied on the volley by a great save from Salamon, before Ollie Parsons and Tobi Tinubu hit the woodwor...

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