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KNITTERS GET PEGGED BACK BY DWYER

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Luke Gurney

IT was honours even at Leicester Road Stadium as Hinckley LRFC and Walsall Wood played out a draw. The hosts got off to a flying start, taking the lead after five minutes when Dom Brennan played through Liam Read who slotted it past the keeper into the bottom corner.
The Knitters had the better of the chances in the first half until a cross found the visitors’ Anthony Dwyer unmarked and he headed home.
Walsall Wood’s best chance of the second half fell arrived the 61st minute when a misplaced back pass left Sam Unitt through in goal....

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