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Coalville rue late leveller again

By Steve Cartwright
COALVILLE TOWN 1
BANBURY UNITED 1
A LATE Ricky Johnson equaliser cancelled out Joe Doyle-Charles’ wonder strike as Coalville’s inability to stop conceding late goals hurt them again.
The game was a scrappy encounter as both sides found it difficult to create clear chances. Amer Awadh flashed an early chance well wide for the visitors and Alex Dean saw a shot deflect narrowly wide for The Ravens.
The closest to a goal for either side in the first half fell to Tim Berridge.
His 20-yard effort looked destined for the top corner but Puritans keeper Emmanuel Agboo...

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