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Magpies salvage point at the death

WIMBORNE TN 1 HUNGERFORD T 1
By Tom Whittick

THE points were shared once again this season between Wimborne and Hungerford.
A second-half lead for the visitors was cancelled out in injury time thanks to a well-placed Max Bustamante strike.
The first half started rather flat, with neither side causing much threat early on other than a few half chances.
In the 14th minute, Bustamante had the first real chance of the game when his curled effort was claimed well by the Crusaders keeper Luke Cairney.
Hungerford replied soon after with a big chance to go ahead, when Charlie Austin broke ...

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