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CANARIES STILL IN TOUCH

HITCHIN TOWN 3 BIGGLESWADE T 1
By Paul Harris

HITCHIN prevailed in this battle of the basement, following a tough, no nonsense match, played at a hectic pace throughout.
The Waders began with intent with the pace of Cyrus Babale-Gumbs and Daniel Izekor proving effective.
But Hitchin opened the scoring after seventeen minutes, when Rio Deall received a through ball that afforded him a one on one, and he coolly finished.
Izekor had an almost identical chance for Biggleswade but inexplicably wasted the opportunity, which proved expensive for the visitors.
On 28 minutes, Waders’...

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