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POINTS SHARED IN CAGEY AFFAIR

W’CHESTER C 0
LARKHALL ATH 0
By Malcolm Clarke
WITH neither Winchester or Larkhall involved in the promotion or relegation battles, the match between the two of them was a fairly uneventful stalemate.
The nearest we had to a goal in the game was in the first half, when a penalty was awarded for a foul on Greg Peel, but Jamie Lyons shot wide from the spot.
Substitute Ben Brooks had a header in the second half that was saved by Lewis Noice, while Winchester had several corners in the second half but rarely tested Shaun Semmens in goal.
As the match progressed, it became increasingly unl...

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