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DIDCOT TOWN 1 WILLAND ROVERS 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Stewart Unsworth

■ DIDCOT drew at home for the third successive game, failing to convert a winning position against Willand.
Diddy captain Adam Learoyd came closest in the first period, seeing a strike clawed off the line by keeper Adam Seedhouse-Evans and the rebound headed by a defender against the underside of his own crossbar before being hacked clear.
Didcot opened the scoring with just over twenty minutes remaining. Luke Carnell was initially denied by the Rovers keeper but Owen James netted his sixth league goal in nine games with an overhead kick.
However, ...

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