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HUFF AND PUFF BUT NO GOALS TO SHOW

By Jay Richardson
TIVERTON TOWN 0
HENDON 0
BOTH teams huffed and puffed but despite their bluster, couldn’t muster a goal for their efforts in an entertaining draw.
After a 5-1 win over Staines in midweek, the visitors certainly arrived in buoyant mood.
And the early possession saw Hendon look increasingly menacing with Connor Calcutt leading the line well.
In addition, the tricky Shaquille Hippolyte- Patrick was also looking to get behind the defence led superbly by Jamie Price.
Early chances came and went for Connor Calcutt and Shaun Lucien.
Tiverton’s keeper Liam Armstrong lo...

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