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ANNEAR EARNS A POINT AT CITIZENS

DIV 1 SOUTH
WINCHESTER CITY 1 MALVERN TOWN 1
By Malcolm Clarke

TOP four teams Winchester and Malvern played out a thrilling draw that kept them third and second in the table, respectively.
Malvern’s Harry Clark had the first shot of note, but his effort was saved by keeper Tommy Scott.
Scott was also called upon to make two good saves from Sam Clark as the visitors enjoyed the best moments of the opening half.
Winchester came into the game more took the lead in the 62nd minute through a spectacular strike from Brad Waters.
They looked to have done enough to secure victory ...

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