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MET POLICE 2 EGHAM TOWN 2

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Des Flanders

MET Police were held to a draw by Egham Town after a fiery contest that saw late drama on and off the pitch.
After an even opening, Jamal Sharpe broke the deadlock after 15 minutes, beating his marker before finishing confidently.
He doubled the lead after 35 minutes, latching onto a cross from the right and striking past the keeper. Beach then produced a fine save to keep the hosts in control at the half-time break.
Egham hit back strongly in the second half. A 67th-minute penalty reduced the arrears, before an 80th-minute free-kick from the left fl...

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