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COASTERS FAIL TO CAPITALISE

COASTERS FAIL

By Matt Badcock

UP FOR GRABS: Neither side could snatch the points late on
PICTURES: Ian Scammell

DAVE CHALLINOR rued AFC Fylde’s uncharacteristic lack of ruthlessness on a day they could have made a jump on their title rivals.
With leaders Leyton Orient dropping points and Salford City losing to basement boys Braintree Town there was a ‘what might have been’ feeling at the Gallagher Stadium.
Having largely controlled the game and led through Aron Davies’ own goal, they couldn’t kill off Maidstone, who showed real spirit to get level through a Dan Phil...

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