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MARTYRS HIT BACK TO KEEP PLAY-OFF HOPES ALIVE

By Connor Green

MERTHYR TOWN 1
HAYES & Y’DING U 1
MERTHYR TOWN remain winless in four games after coming from behind to earn a point against Hayes & Yeading United.
A goal in both halves meant this scoreline was a repeat of when the two sides met in the reverse fixture back in October.
It was the visitors that opened the scoring 17 minutes in, after an effort from Steve Ngunga was palmed by the goalkeeper, but only straight off Nick Rhodes for an own goal.
The Martyrs came close to equalising with chances from Ricardo Rees and Lewys Twamley towards the end of the f...

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