By Jason Creasey

SOUTHEND UNITED 1

Hogan (og) 84
ROCHDALE 1

Rodney 21

BON-SOIR: Macauley Bonne celebrates Liam Hogan’s own-goal equaliser
PICTURE: Focus Images

Southend United boss Kevin Maher felt his side deserved at least a share of the spoils from this hard-fought draw with Rochdale at Roots Hall in the National League.
A late own goal from Dale defender Liam Hogan cancelled out Devante Rodney’s first-half header to ensure the game ended all square.
But Maher thought the Shrimpers could have picked up more than just a point.
“A point was the least we deserved and we probably deserve...