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GENERALS RIGHT SOME WRONGS IN DRAB DRAW

By Simon Newbury
CHESHAM UNITED 0
BEACONSFIELD TOWN 0
IN THE reverse fixture in October, Beaconsfield thrashed a managerless Chesham 7-0. Since then new managers James Duncan and Michael Murray have rebuilt the team and the new-look side secured a valuable draw in a dull encounter.
The nearest either side came to a goal was in the fifth minute, when Beaconsfield’s Jordan Ajanlekoko side-footed a Mayowa Balogun freekick against the post.
Chesham had more of the ball in the first half but failed to test keeper Ravan Constable, who made comfortable saves from a Jefferson Louis header and...

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