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Pitmen rescued from depths

By David Chamberlain

HEDNESFORD T 2
HITCHIN TOWN 2
THE home side twice came back from behind as Hednesford and Hitchin played out an entertaining draw at Keys Park.
The Pitmen had the best of the early exchanges with in-form Chay Tilt bursting into the box in the fourth minute, choosing not to shoot but to square the ball to Andre Brown, whose effort was blocked. However, the visitors broke the deadlock on the half hour mark as Luke Brown nodded home a cross at the far post. The scores were levelled just after the break when Hednesford debutant Shaquille Master found Carter Lycett...

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