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GENT GOAL BREAKS THE HEARTS OF ST NEOTS

By John Walker
ST NEOTS TOWN 2
BIGGLESWADE TOWN 2
THEY say lightning does not strike twice but St Neots are proof that it does, and two goalkeeping errors made this outcome happen.
For the second consecutive week a goal conceded three minutes into added time robbed the young, inexperienced home side of two points.
Gary Wharton had scored his third goal in consecutive matches to give them an eighthminute lead after a misjudgment by visiting keeper Sam Donkin allowed the scorer to jink around him to net.
But Joe White levelled seven minutes later from a Matt Ball corner.
St Neots responded po...

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