Dockers anchor Edgware

Cargo ship at the famous Tilbuy docks

Action from Edgware's match with the Tilbury 'Dockers'

The 'homely' chadfelds stadium reminiscent of an eastern european football terrace

Panoramic view of Tilbury's home (click photos to enlarge)

Ryman League Division 1 North

Tilbury 0

Edgware 0

Attendance 84

Edgware found the tide out at Tilbury this afternoon as they failed to beat the lowly Dockers in a goal less stalemate.

Edgware failed to capitalize on a first half performance in which Greg Ngoyi and Dennis Maharajan saw early chances evade the home goal.

Marharajan on his return to first team action after a long lay off was the instigator behind the Wares best moves and his substitution early in the second period culminated in the visitors running out of idea's as well as chances.

The Dockers created little in the way of any real threat though not through any lack of effort, Rob Blackburne's goal the quiter of the two keepers.

Despite finnishing the match with 3 strikers on thepitch the closest Edgware came to breaking the deadlock was late in the match when Kevin Chakaodza effort was inches off target, as Tilbury's defence frustrated Edgware coupled with the Wares inefficiancy in front of goal resulting in a 13th draw of the season.

The result see's Edgware drop one place to 4th level on points with AFC Sudbury and Ware though they both have a superior goal difference as well as games in hand on the Wares.

League cup action next as Edgware make the long journey to suffolk to take on AFC Sudbury with a place in the Isthmian League cup semi finals the prize.

Match Rating 2 out of 5

MOTM Dennis Maharajan, despite only playing two thirds of the match Dennis was Edgware's main source of invention