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CAMBRIDGE CITY 0 WROXHAM 0

DIV 1 NORTH
By Bryan Martin

DESPITE lurking just above the relegation line, a determined Wroxham drew 0-0away at ninth-placed Cambridge.
In an opening period of limited half-chances, like Jordan King firing over from an Aston Jaggard corner, the best chance fell to Cambridge City.
In the 12th minute, Ramiah Mills robbed possession high up the pitch, yet while he was able to evade two in Wroxham blue, he fired wide from close range. The second half saw both Ryan Miles and King miss narrowly, before Mills was active again after the hour to force a save from Tom Coombe. Asa Mc-Gea...

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