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Tindle turns in for high-flying Birds

By Colin Payne
CHIPPENHAM T 2
BIGGLESWADE T 0
LEAGUE leaders Chippenham Town stretched their unbeaten run to 22 matches, ending Biggleswade Town’s mathematical hopes of making the play-offs in the process.
The Bluebirds, who have won all but one of their last 15 games, are now six points clear of Leamington – who lost at home to Frome yesterday – with four to play.
The Waders, who went into this fixture on a four-match winning run of their own, were equal to the home side at times but rarely produced a threat on goal.
Chippenham, the more likely scorers, had efforts from W...

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