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BUT LEADERS STILL CLINCH A VITAL POINT

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By Mark Hunt

WHO’S THE DAD-DY! Junior Dadson, of Cray Wanderers, fires his shot against the crossbar. Inset: Wanderers celebrate Joseph Taylor’s goal with Phoenix’s Danny Young is sent off, below
PICTURE: David Purday

CRAY WANDERERS 1
PHOENIX SPORTS 1
CRAY Wanderers maintained the only unbeaten record in the Bostik League but had to settle for a point after a tough battle against Phoenix Sports at Hayes Lane.

In a game which started in a torrential downpour, chances were few and far between early on with Cray coming the closest when Jerome Frederico curled a shot jus...

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