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KINGFISHERS HELD AT HOME

DIV 1 SOUTH
THATCHAM TOWN 0 BISHOPS CLEEVE 0
By Paul Ayres

IT was a match that will soon be forgotten, with neither side able to find the spark needed to break the deadlock.
Thatcham Town had a couple of early chances, but sharp goalkeeping kept things level at the half-time break.
Much of the second half followed the same pattern – scrappy, disjointed, and lacking in clear-cut opportunities.
Callum Willmoth stood out, commanding the midfield with calm authority, spreading play wide and breaking up opposition attacks.
In the 76th minute, Thatcham thought they had scored, o...

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