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DIDDY DEFY THE ODDS TO HOLD ON FOR POINT

DIDCOT TOWN 1 CHESHAM UNITED 1
By Stewart Unsworth

BOTTOM club Didcot Town provided one of the day’s shock results by holding leaders Chesham United at the Loop Meadow.
The outcome was all the more surprising as Didcot played 40 minutes with ten men after Cameron McNeill’s dismissal.
Didcot’s forwards Pat Osborne and Robbie Gallagher were looking lively in the early exchanges and it was the latter that broke the deadlock.
Gallagher burst down the left, played in Seth Humphries, continued his run to pick up the deflected cross and then executed a composed finish...

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