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GUNNERS SAVED BY BEDWELL

CENTRAL ROUND-UP
By Ian East
DIDCOT Town dropped ground in the play-off race after struggling Aylesbury earned a point with a 1-1 draw at the Loop Meadow Stadium.
The first half was a drab affair, Brian Haule’s red card for dissent the only event of note as his dismissal reduced the Moles to ten.
Aylesbury took the lead after the break when Cameron McNeill gave away a free-kick and Bruno Brito smashed the ball into the bottom corner to put the visitors ahead.
Didcot responded well and levelled when Andy Ballard flicked on a long throw and Felipe Barcelos hooked the ball under Nick Ben...

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