National League South

BOGNOR CLOSE TO COMEBACK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 April 2018

GLOUCESTER CITY 3 BOGNOR REGIS TOWN 2
By Steve Mather
BOGNOR Regis Town spurned a glorious opportunity to snatch an unlikely injury time point.
The Rocks were 3–0 down going into the last five minutes but a late rally saw them come within a whisker of a draw.
The away side flooded men forward in search of a point and Tigers hearts were in mouths when the ball dropped to Sami El-Abd, but he shot straight at James Hamon.
Gloucester coasted through the game, opening up a deserved lead through striker Joe Parker.
Parker’s second came from a rebound after an Ed Williams shot was save...

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