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DULWICH FLUFF CHANCE OF HEADING BACK TO THE TOP

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By John Lawrence

DULWICH HAMLET 0

MET POLICE 0

SCRAMBLE: Met Police try desperately to clear the ball
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

DULWICH missed the chance to go back to the top of the table when they were held by bogey side Met Police, who have now not lost in 14 league games at Champion Hill.
But after playing with ten men for most of the second half, Hamlet would not have been too disappointed and were indebted to an excellent penalty save by Preston Edwards.
Dulwich dominated the first half hour and went close to opening the scoring on a number of occasions.
Ashley Carew’s 20-y...

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