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Windsor 2-2 Wokingham & Emmbrook: Woodward penalty save helps Sumas earn away point

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February 23, 2022
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WOKINGHAM & EMMBROOK picked up a point on the road with a draw against Windsor.

The rain abated for the game and both sides started briskly with an early free kick taken by Charley Tuttle led to a double header which reached the keeper, Sam Butcher, with an easy save.

When the counter attack reached Sumas’ area, Sean Woodward made a near impossible save from Windsor’s attempt to score early.

Tuttle’s free kick found a head but the ball went over the Windsor crossbar. Returning, Windsor brought a fine save by Woodward from a corner.

Windsor went forward and earned a corner kick from which Woodward made a collection at turf level. In the 33rd minute, Danny Horsecroft then gave the hosts the lead when he got his head to a corner.

Approaching, still at the brisk pace as at the start, and created an opportunity to equalise from a corner kick then they took another from the other side.

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In the 53rd minute, Raggett ran rings round Windsor players and sent a cross which Dan Collier was able to head down into the net to equalise.

Sumas’ substitution 55th minute saw Alan Bossman replace James Clark. Holder-Spooner took a free kick for Sumas and Windsor followed that with a free kick but the shot taken from the cross went high over the crossbar.

Windsor went in the 68th minute and a tackle gave them a penalty. Woodward, at full stretch, saved the surface level shot from the spot.

Windsor took a free kick and soon Lindell Stewart had the ball in the net to level up the scores in the 83rd minute. Tuttle took a free kick but it sailed over the bar and Bossman shot and missed on the dot of full-time.

Windsor tagged a last minute attack but a forward was offside.

The teams shared a point apiece and not much difference in the table.

Report by Arthur Strand

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