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BLUES MAKE THEIR POINT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH
HELSTON ATHLETIC 2 THATCHAM TOWN 2
By Davy Grossman

HELSTON Athletic and Thatcham Town left Kellaway Park frustrated after both teams failed to improve their position in the table.
Will Sullivan had given Helston the lead after 27 minutes, but Andy Matthews levelled matters three minutes before the interval.
The Kingfishers, who remain one off bottom and four points from safety, took the lead through Clive Gwavava after 62 minutes, but Helston hit back. Jack Crago and Jacob Smith both wasted good chances for them but, it got harder for Thatcham when Jamie Davies receiv...

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