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BETTAMER RESCUES POINT

HANWELL TOWN 1 UXBRIDGE 1
By Malcolm Paice

THIS local derby between two of the most out-of-form teams in the division saw Hanwell equalising through a hotly disputed Mo Bet-tamer penalty six minutes into added on time.
On the balance of play a draw was probably a fair result, but the visitors felt very hard done by after the ball had been adjudged to rebound on to Kyle Bailey’s arm so late in the day.
Uxbridge had started the game brightly, but the Hanwell rearguard restricted the visitors to just a brave dive at the feet of the lively Ada Okorogheye by goalkeeper Sam Beasa...

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