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AMBERS HELD BY BLUES AND PARK BATTLE BACK

By David Stevenson
SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP
TEN-MAN Cheshunt suffered a slight setback in their play-off push but battled back to claim a creditable 2-2 draw with Hertford Town.
The Ambers made the perfect start when Joe Re forced a corner and Dave Kendall rose highest to head home. In truth, they could have closed the game out in the first half but Mark Hughes hit the bar and Olu Akinsanya blazed over from close range.
The visitors approached the match with the sole intention of stifling their opponents, but did equalise from a needless freekick, Jay Lovell stooping at the near post to head ...

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