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GEORDIES DENIED BY BATTLING HENDON

HANWELL TOWN 2 HENDON 2
By Malcolm Paice

IN FRONT of a crowd swelled by a coach-full of Newcastle supporters on their way to Craven Cottage for their FA Cup tie, the (London) Geordies squandered a two-goal advantage to come away with just a point from this local derby.
Hanwell went close to doubling their advantage when Mackenzie rattled a post and added to their lead when Kerbey unnecessarily brought down Bancroft in the area and Evans calmly converted the ensuing spot kick.
Hendon did not let being a man short inconve-thew MacKenzie and Sam Evans combined to set up Jacob Bancroft fo...

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