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Ten man Wealdstone battle to draw with Yeovil

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slipped to second in the following a hard-fought goalless draw with Yeovil.

The home side were reduced to 10 men after just nine minutes when Lewis Kinsella was shown a red card after a clash with Malachi Linton.

Linton had a golden opportunity to claim all three points for the visitors when they were awarded a penalty midway through the second half, but blazed his spot-kick over the bar.

Neither side could find a winner despite six minutes of injury time, with Wealdstone overtaken in the table by , who won 2-1 at .

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