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Arnold comes close for Whites

SALISBURY 0 YATE TOWN 0
By Ray Pearce

SOME scoreless draws are exciting encounters, this was not one of them, until the last ten minutes when a football match threatened to break out.
Both sides made a stuttering start and neither could gain supremacy in midfield, with clear cut chances very scarce.
The Whites had a couple of half chances, but both were put narrowly wide by Sam Ashton and Calvin Brooks.
The second half started a little more openly, but a lot of misplaced passes thwarted both sides.
After 57 minutes, the first booking arrived for Yates Leighton Tuloduolo. He then ...

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