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MARK LEVELS AND SEES RED

By Dill Butcher
WEYMOUTH 1 BISHOP’S STORTFORD 1
THE BLUES picked up a decent point at in-form Weymouth but it was a bitter-sweet afternoon for Mark Hughes, who was sent off late on.
The best moment of a disappointing first period saw Charlie Davis try to catch out Blues keeper Tyler McCarthy, but his audacious effort from halfway fell just wide.
The Terras remained on the front foot for most of the first half and, after Ben Thomson was thwarted by Joe Robinson’s late tackle, the burly striker headed straight at McCarthy.
On the half-hour Davis saw a shot saved and Brandon Goodsh...

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