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Hernandez cancels out Ranger’s Chats opener

By Mark Hunt

PLAY-OFF contenders Cray Wanderers and Chatham Town fought out their second draw of the season as a tight, tense encounter saw a goal apiece in the closing 12 minutes as they earned a share of the spoils.
Lateef Adaja saw a cross-shot pushed out by Nathan Harvey. Then Cray’s Harry Waldock down the right fired a shot across goal followed by another strike from Adaja which forced a fine save from Harvey to turn the ball away.
For Chatham Oliver Hobden set up Sam Sene-Robinson for a shot off goal but it was still Cray looking the more likely to score as from a free ...

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