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Prescot Cables 0-0 Workington: Cables tie in push for survival

Prescot Cables and Workington played out a fiercely contested goalless draw for a point that prove pivotal for both teams come the end of the season.
Prescot Cables

DIV 1 WEST
PRESCOT CAB 0 WORKINGTON 0
By Richard Tigwell

MY BALL: Prescot keeper Mitchell Allen takes the ball under pressure and Workington’s Reuben Jerome is tackled, inset
PICTURE: Alun Roberts

PRESCOT Cables and Workington played out a fiercely contested goalless draw for a point that prove pivotal for both teams come the end of the season.
Workington went into the game as overwhelming favourites as they chase top spot once more. For Cables, avoiding defeat was likely to help their bid to avoid a super-playoff.
Cables handed debuts to Leon Arnasalam and Kyle Sambor, but struggled to g...

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