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The Tigers fight back for a draw at Sholing

SHOLING 1 GLOUCESTER C 1
By James Mclean

SHOLING were minutes from a huge win against their play-off rivals, however after conceding in the dying moments for the third consecutive league game, they sit two points off the top five.
Eleven minutes in, Gloucester’s early dominance resulted in King Baidoo striking the post.
After Morgan Lewis wrestled the ball back, Aaron Wildig had a clear sight of goal, before a Sholing foot took the ball away from him.
Neither Jake Hesketh and Boatmen joint-manager Paul Doswell were pleased when the skipper went in the book, despite appearing...

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