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TOM RESCUES A LATE POINT!

DIV 1 SOUTH
SC INKBERROW 1 MALVERN TN 1
By Wendy Atkinson

TEN-man Sporting Club Inkberrow scored a late equaliser to rescue a point against Malvern at Sands Road.
Malvern grabbed an early advantage when, after just 12 minutes, Joe Bullock’s cross found Joe Tumelty who teed up Harry Clark, allowing the attacker to smash in from close range.
The visitors continued to threaten as Ben Baxter’s dangerous cross flashed out of everyone’s reach, and goalscorer Clark went close to his second of the match, but his effort was straight at the Inkberrow goalkeeper, Gabriel ...

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