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Doughty Ives are quick on the draw

ST IVES TOWN 1 STAMFORD 1
By Nigel Howlett

ST IVES claimed a third draw in a row – having spent most of the season without one – as they extended their unbeaten run to four matches.
However, once again they had to come from behind against the play-off chasing Daniels to earn a point.
The visitors started brightly and home goalkeeper Dan Wilks made good early saves to deny Cosmos Matwasa, Jack Duffy and Tendai Chitiza before Lee Shaw got clear through the centre of the home defence to beat Wilks and open the scoring in 21st minute.
Ives equalised on the stroke of half-...

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