Welling United slipped to defeat at the death to Hemel Hempstead Town at Park View Road on Tuesday evening the Wings pulled themselves level shortly after thanks to Sahid Kamara as it looked like they were heading for a first point under caretaker boss Brian Statham But a 95th-minute penalty awarded to the visitors – their second of the evening after a first-half spot-kick was saved – stole the points for the side from Hertfordshire The hosts looked bright in the first half and looked dangerous going forwards despite not finding the net in the opening 45 minutes before lifting an effort over the bar early on while the dangerous-looking Sahid Kamara tested keeper Craig King with an effort at his near post Kamara saw another shot deflect just over after he twisted and turned in the box while Zain Walker’s effort from distance was well saved the Tudors came close themselves on 25 minutes when Millar Matthews-Lewis’ effort fizzed just past the post And after the referee bizarrely awarded a corner when there was no apparent deflection the hosts were made to force the ball off the line when the delivery was directed towards goal Hemel were given the opportunity to open the scoring when they were awarded a penalty following a foul in the box Oliver Lynch stepped up and he would be denied not once but twice – first from Rhys Lovett’s excellent save diving to his left to keep out the forward’s spot-kick before Chiori Johnson rushed in to clear his rebound off the line the Wings came close at the other end when Sam Cornish laid off for Walker in the box the home side had plenty of chances to go into the break with an advantage and very nearly did late in the half when King dropped a catch leaving Kamara to pull the ball back across the box for Gene Kennedy whose goalbound shot was cleared off the line by a green shirt the game slowed down somewhat in the second with little in the way of chances for either side it wasn’t until the away side finally opened the scoring on 77 minutes that the first opening of the half presented itself – Brandon Barzey’s cross from the left found its way to Oliver Lynch at the back post Welling fought back to equalise and they did so in style Kamara shaped up on the edge of the box and found the bottom left-hand corner with an excellent strike to secure his first goal for the club and what looked like a point But there would be one more twist in the tale when Hemel were awarded their second penalty of the evening deep in injury time A speculative shot into the box was adjudged to have struck a Welling arm and a different penalty taker was put forward in Joe White who went one better than his colleague Lynch by stroking his spot-kick into the net The Wings will go again as they host league leaders Worthing at Park View Road on Saturday J Hearnden Skip Hire Community Stadium Park View Road Welling Kent DA16 1SY Welling United Football Club is a Community Interest Company registered with Companies House Full name Welling United Football Club Community Interest Company Limited Registered number 08055420 Full-time: Chelmsford City 0-0 Hemel Hempstead Town Chelmsford City extended their unbeaten run to six matches at the EMJ Community Stadium after playing out a stalemate against Hemel Hempstead Town on Monday night Tudors shot-stopper Craig King was the busiest of the two goalkeepers but neither King nor his counterpart Ted Collins were tested regularly throughout the cold evening in Essex Clarets forward Finley Wilkinson had the game’s best chances during the first half the Barnet loanee was unable to find the back of the net to put his side in front Wilkinson’s introduction to the team represented one of two changes to the eleven which started Saturday’s 4-3 win at Farnborough Wilkinson took Jake Hyde’s place up front and started as City’s lone centre forward while Jacob Bland played on the right wing instead of Nico Valentine Bland and Wilkinson both looked lively early on and combined twice within the opening 20 minutes Hemel struggled to clear Bland’s delivery across the face of goal in the 9th minute Wilkinson poked his effort just over the crossbar from close range Bland delivered another ball from the right flank which this time found Wilkinson at the back post Wilkinson’s header was straight at King King denied Wilkinson in the 25th minute with a good stop after Kane Crichlow’s knockdown found the forward’s run The 22-year-old beat the offside trap and had only King to beat the Tudors’ shot-stopper remained alert and made himself big to save Wilkinson’s shot on target Wilkinson was fed by full-back Sam Oguntayo’s cross from the left-hand side in the 34th minute but was unable to connect with the dangerous delivery despite being at full stretch Hemel forced Collins into an impressive save on the cusp of half-time when he kept out Tudors’ captain Kyle Ajayi from scoring A marauding run forward from Ajayi culminated in him heading an inswinging cross from the left on target which Collins athletically dived across goal to keep out before the assistant referee raised his flag to signal an offside offence There were fewer chances for both sides in the second half with the legs of both sets of players growing weary as they played their second game in just over 48 hours Charlie Ruff came closest to breaking the deadlock with a 73rd minute header from inside the penalty box King comfortably saved the Chelmsford City vice-captain’s effort After settling for a point against the Tudors Robbie Simpson’s side climbed one place in the National League South standings and now sit 11th The Clarets are next in action when they travel to Salisbury on Saturday Chelmsford City XI: Collins (GK); Barnum-Bobb (Edwards 80′) Hemel Hempstead Town XI: King (GK); Hamstead Chelmsford City FC © 2025 It looks like you haven't added any items to your cart yet It was another fantastic Worthing performance as they claimed their fifth successive win and extended their lead at the top of the table to four points fairly serene victory over one of the in-form teams in the league Worthing kept their grip at the top of the table Hemel just couldn’t cope with the pressure and here they were at their brilliant best There was an interesting addition to the team sheet prior to its 2pm announcement: Aarran Racine was on the bench out of retirement and into the playing squad There are few players as passionate and perfect to have on the pitch in moments such as these Chris Agutter seems to have found that perfect team Samuel Adenola might have curled his Hemel Hempstead side into an early lead yet the reprieve appeared to awaken those in red There are few players at this level who are as calm and assured as Danny Cashman is with the ball at his feet Then the composure from the corner to confirm a fourth straight win Cashman was supreme here again on his side’s route to five consecutive victories With 20 minutes played Worthing started to shift through the gears Liam Nash clanked the post with a rasping half-volley before Cashman crashed the ball over the crossbar from a few yards out after his side had been awarded an indirect free-kick In the 30th minute Cashman had curled his side into the lead evading every red and green shirt in the box on its route beyond Craig King chiefly through their centre-forward Oliver Lynch He’d see a shot well-blocked by Sam Beard and an effort well-held by Lucas Covolan They just didn’t quite have that clinical prowess to get them a goal saw his shot superbly saved by King after Cashman’s delightful pass into his feet Babalola was there to gobble up the rebound That’s just about when the half-time whistle sounded It had been a breeze: Worthing hungrier and sharper in just about every department and Odei Sorondo and Jack Spong did not stop running throughout It was almost three 10 minutes after the break but Hemel were able to resist the bombardment in a chaotic scramble if not three times within a matter of seconds It came in the form of a classic Worthing goal Joel Colbran spying the run of Nash in the box he finds him with as much ease and time as Nash had to pick his spot Imagine being able to bring these sorts of players at 3-0 up There was even time for Racine to make an appearance Three corners of a packed Woodside Road stand and applaud As full time approached Worthing’s lead at the top had been extended to four points Word got around as Truro surrendered a two-goal lead and soon Woodside Road was fizzing with excitement At the end Agutter saluted the crowd with a fixed grimace It means so much to him and the rest of the team Sussex Transport Community Stadium Woodside Road Worthing West Sussex BN14 7HQ Gilbert Investments Limited & Barry Hunter Chelmsford City’s busy fixture schedule continues when the Clarets welcome Hemel Hempstead Town to Essex on Monday night City’s quick return to action comes just over 48 hours after Robbie Simpson’s side earned an impressive 4-3 away win against Farnborough. Kane Crichlow’s hat trick in Hampshire helped his side climb into the top half of the National League South table Building on the momentum from Farnborough with another victory on Monday will see Simpson’s men climb to 10th in the table Hemel Hempstead Town were also in action on Saturday and picked up their fourth win in their last six games The Tudors are three points behind Chelmsford City in the league standings and will look to continue their recent ascent up the league by securing another three points Here’s all that Clarets supporters need to know ahead of the game… Click below to watch the highlights of the 2-2 draw in the reverse fixture earlier this season New Hemel Hempstead Town manager Lee Allinson has restored stability to the Tudors after inheriting a team which was in a free fall Allinson took over at the Focus Community Arena in December following the departure of Bobby Wilkinson Wilkinson guided Hemel to their best ever start in the National League South winning eight of his side’s first ten games and taking them to the top of the table an accumulation of injuries and poor results following matchweek ten hampered his team’s progress and Hemel dropped down to 17th in the table Wilkinson left Hemel on December 6th following a winless run in the league which stretched back nearly two months to September 7th Hemel moved quickly to appoint Allinson shortly after Wilkinson’s departure and results have began to improve since the 39-year-old’s arrival Former Hendon boss Allinson has won five of his nine matches in charge of the Tudors with four of these victories coming in Hemel’s last six games making them one of the league’s form sides heading into their visit to Essex on Monday Winger Brandon Barzey has been in fine form since Allinson’s arrival – he has scored eight goals since Allinson’s reign began Five of Barzey’s eight strikes have come in Hemel’s last three games meaning City’s backline will have to be on high alert to stop the 25-year-old from continuing his red hot run of form Barzey Again Ole Ole 🎶📸 @_photosbyjem #COYT pic.twitter.com/yo8XK9o5a1 Striker Jordan Greenidge will miss Monday’s match as he serves the last game of his suspension Greenidge’s fellow forwards Saleem Akanbi and Freddie Hockey remain sidelined but continue to progress in their recoveries from injury Captain Cameron James also looks set to miss out again Supporters can click here to buy tickets online ahead of matchday Online tickets will be on sale until 6pm on the day of the game. Online ticket prices are as follows: Tickets will also be available on the gate on the day of the fixture Cash or card payments are accepted at the turnstiles Radio Clarets will provide live audio commentary of proceedings at the EMJ Community Stadium Clarets fans can find pre-match coverage of the match and live updates of the proceedings by following the club’s X (formerly Twitter) page: @OfficialClarets, Instagram page: chelmsfordcityfc and Bluesky page: chelmsfordcityfc.  Post-match reactions will be found on the club’s website, official social media channels and on ClaretsTV for a club that was founded in 1885 and took the town’s name of Hemel Hempstead in 1946 when our first visit to Vauxhall Road brought the disappointment of an added time equaliser for the hosts after Joe Turner had given the Angels a second half lead that subsequent visits have brought as much luck as that of any of King Henry VIII’s wives The Tudors became a bogey side to Tonbridge Angels from that first visit and our 2-0 win in the reverse fixture in November was our first-ever victory over the Hertfordshire side After a great start to the season that saw Hemel top of the table in September after taking 17 points from their opening seven games they went on a run of 12 straight National League South defeats and a 7-1 home defeat to Dorking Wanderers followed by a 5-0 reverse at Salisbury led to Bobby Wilkinson losing his job where he had been manager for the previous five years turned their form around and since losing to Chesham United on New Year's Day they've lost just one of 10 games and that was to Boreham Wood but are well clear of the relegation battle Perhaps the name that stands out in their squad is striker Joe Iaciofano Many of their goals come from wide with ex-Dartford man Brandon Barzey their top scorer with nine has scored six time since his arrival in January Jay Saunders said of Saturday’s opponents: “They are flying at the moment Lee has gone in there and done really well When Bobby Wilkinson left they had good players but Lee’s had that new manager bounce Our record there isn’t the best but hopefully we can change that.” Admission to the game is: Adults £15, Concessions £10, Under-18 £5 and can be purchased on line in advance HERE alternatively cash or card accepted on the turnstile The Focus Community Arena has a large covered terrace at the far end of the ground and behind the other goal is a covered seating stand On the opposite side of the ground from the entrance is another substantial covered seated stand Food is available from a burger van and the clubhouse/bar is open to visiting supporters There is a small car park at Vauxhall Road that fills quickly and is subject to a £5 charge Vauxhall Road itself is a residential street and consideration to the residents should be given when parking but this does leave a hefty 2.5 mile walk to the stadium in the post-match interview after Tuesday evening’s win against Welling United intimated that Mo Dabre and Harry Ottaway could be involved but Ryan Hanson will probably remain on the sidelines along with Scott Wagstaff The Halcyon Wealth Longmead Stadium, Darenth Avenue, Tonbridge, Kent TN10 3JFTonbridge Angels Football Club Limited is a Community Benefit Society, operating under the Co-Operative and Community Benefit Societies Act 2014.Registered number IPO 32445. | Privacy Notice Looking for the old website? Click here This site is pProvided by Football Web PagesYou can dDownload our app for iOS or Android right now Company Number 8718734 | Privacy Policy | Registered in England© Football Web Pages Ltd 2025 Two of the form teams in the National League South go head-to-head this weekend as Worthing play host to Hemel Hempstead Town The Rebels made it four successive wins on Monday night at Aveley as Danny Cashman’s brace helped them come from behind to secure another important three points After dominating the majority of the first half Worthing were trailing at the break after Alfie Lewis scored a wonder goal from some 45 yards With all of the work to do in the second half it took a moment of inspiration from Cashman to get his side level the comeback was complete after netting at the far post from a corner Worthing had moved four points clear at the top of the table but with other teams playing 24 hours later that lead is now just one point ahead of Truro but Chris Agutter’s side still have a game in hand Joe Cook and Glen Rea will both miss out through suspension on Saturday Cook will serve the first of a two-match suspension having picked up ten yellow cards this season while Rea will serve his third and final match suspended “It was a really big win for us on Monday night it was one of those games where I think if we had got the first goal the scoreline might have been a bit more convincing “We’ve just got to keep looking after our own house and keep trying to improve performances “Lee has done a very good job at Hemel but we’ve played plenty of teams in good form and ended teams’ good form we’ll be very respectful of them and we know we’ll need to be at our best if we’re to win Saturday.” the Tudors were leading the way at the top of the National League South they had picked up just one more point and were plummeting down the league table in quite dramatic fashion Lee Allinson was appointed as manager in early December and has overseen a fantastic turnaround drawing four and losing three of his 16 matches in charge They are currently on an eight-match unbeaten run This season’s away match ended 1-1 on 24th August Jack Spong equalising with almost the last kick of the match A summary of our results against Hemel Hempstead Town opponents is shown below: Tickets can be purchased online or at the gate for tomorrow’s match Buy Tickets We encourage visitors to travel to the ground by public transport wherever possible to reduce congestion and emissions Worthing and West Worthing train stations are both approximately a ten-minute walk to the ground. Supporters travelling by rail, please check Southern Rail’s website before your journey Ensure you leave early and in plenty of time The ground is situated in the heart of a residential area and parking is severely restricted on matchdays We ask supporters to travel together and use public transport where possible If travelling by car please respect our neighbours by parking considerately If you can’t be at the game, you can follow the game via live updates from the club’s official Twitter account. You can also listen to live commentary via the club’s official commentary service marks NBP’s first physical presence in the south of England and aims to repeat the success of its existing Bolton Birtley and Hinckley "super depots" has the capacity to hold a vast range of products on site It will also operate a fleet of up to 20 vehicles which will in time expand NBP’s total fleet to over 70 Judah Wilson, NBP’s Chief Executive Officer, attended the official opening, and was impressed to see at first hand the latest addition to NBP’s business expansion plans.He said: “The opening of Hemel Hempstead marks a significant milestone in the nationwide growth strategy of Northern Building Plastics (NBP) “It’s perfect timing to extend NBP’s service right across the south of England and the new location has been strategically selected to allow us to deliver to London and the surrounding areas with deliveries from 6.30am “It will ensure our customers have access to the building materials they need Customers can even request a same day delivery when they need it “We’ve seen demand grow from our existing customers in the South East who we were delivering to from the Midlands The new depot will enable us to get their materials on site quicker enabling them to stay on site and get on with the job “The addition of this site to our existing super depots will further enhance our exceptional customer service offer and expand our coverage across the UK territory.” The new depot will enable NBP to continue its growth and a range of small to large projects across the region and has created 22 new jobs across the site its proximity to key transport routes will allow for faster delivery times NBP is already planning the roll-out of further "super depots" with a number of suitable locations under consideration across the UK to further enhance its geographical reach and customer service offer Headlines Features People Video Past issues Supplements Features List Showcase Recruitment Events Awards About us Contact us Advertise with us Terms & conditions Privacy policy As Chris Agutter's side get set to take on one of the form teams in the division in Hemel Hempstead Town with Dean Brennan and Stuart Maynard leaving early on their worst position since joining the National League South and Hemel started the 2019/20 season strongly the campaign was cut short by the COVID-19 pandemic and Moore’s contract was not renewed Lee Bircham and Steve Bateman took charge for the 2020/21 season They were replaced by Mark Jones in 2021/22 The 2022/23 season saw further inconsistency leading to Mark Jones’s departure in December 2023 although a play-off push remained unlikely with the Tudors eventually finishing the season in 15th Vauxhall Road underwent a makeover as long-standing sponsors and friends of the club The newly christened Focus Community Arena hosted its first match in front of a bumper crowd of over 1,200 where The Tudors secured a 1-0 victory over Yeovil a challenging winter period saw a difficult run of results this was overturned after a Derby Day victory at Clarence Park on Boxing Day but this was short-lived as The Saints scored a 90+ minute winner to claim all three points in a 3-2 victory Wins became hard to come by from that point onwards leading to Brad Quinton’s departure and interim manager Alan Dowson being tasked with accumulating enough points to avoid a relegation battle Everything was to play for on the final weekend of the season with The Tudors teetering on the brink of the relegation zone The Tudors secured their place in the National League South for a 10th consecutive year Lee Allinson was appointed as Manager of Hemel Hempstead Town back in early December where he had been Manager for the last five seasons Hendon were 7th in the Isthmian Premier Division at St Albans City before joining Biggleswade Town as manager and prior to that enjoyed a playing career as a midfielder with Arlesey Town He was also a development coach at Chelsea FC Kyle Ajayi is club captain at Hemel Hempstead Town Kyle is a left-sided defender for Hemel Hempstead Town FC now in his fifth season with the Tudors since joining from Dunstable Town in 2020 Renowned for his strength and power in the backline Kyle was named the club’s Player of the Season for 2023/2024 He reached the milestone of 100 appearances demonstrating remarkable consistency by missing only one league game throughout the campaign His solid performances and reliability have made him a fan favourite Brandon Barzey has been the stand out performer for the Tudors this season and is their top-scorer Brandon began his career in the academy at Queens Park Rangers before being released as an 18-year-old in 2017 he signed for Hampton and Richmond Borough in 2021 he signed for Dartford in 2023 but appearances were limited and he saw himself join the Tudors for a short spell in December 2023 making an instant impact scoring in the St Albans Derby Alexander strikes hat-trick but Borough settle for a point The Sports were 2-0 and then 3-1 up at The ReachTV Stadium but Hemel fought back to deny Adam Murray’s side all three points but after results elsewhere the gap to the pack below has been reduced in the National League South Borough were straight on the front foot at The ReachTV Stadium Moussa Diarra met Pierce Bird’s hanging corner and his downward header was eventually bundled home by Alexander Things then got even better just three minutes later when Alexander was on hand to acrobatically turn Ollie Kensdale’s effort home from six yards out Hemel weren’t without their chances though with Mazeed Ogungbo and then Brandon Barzey firing off target when well placed in the first half Joe Wright was then alert to save well from Oliver Lynch but the Borough keeper was beaten just two minutes after the restart Lynch ran onto a long ball over the top and poked past Wright restored their two-goal lead on 55 minutes Yahaya Bamba was bundled over inside the area and Alexander stepped up to convert from the spot to complete his hat-trick Hemel stayed in touch when Barzey finished well after the Sports had lost possession in their own third before the visitors fought back to get on level terms midway through the second half Ben Tompkins was given a free header and he met Barzey’s corner with a bullet header into the top corner neither team could get the decisive blow in an entertaining affair in Sussex Reach TV Stadium Priory Lane Eastbourne East Sussex BN23 7QH Welling United’s Vanarama National League South fixture against Hemel Hempstead Town on Tuesday evening has been postponed following a pitch inspection at Park View Road concerns were raised over certain parts of the playing surface leading to a pitch inspection being carried out at 4.30pm on Tuesday afternoon and despite the best efforts of the club’s groundstaff and volunteers the continuing rainfall has resulted in the decision being made to postpone the game A new date for the rearranged fixture will be announced once confirmed Any tickets purchased in advance will be valid for the new date Supporters who are unable to make the date for the rearranged fixture can request a refund via the Fanbase platform Hemel Hempstead are Twerton’s visitors this Saturday as Bath City look to bounce back from a narrow defeat last weekend Four goals in one half saw the Tudors claim the points against City in Hertfordshire in August Your support will be crucial in helping City make amends for the reverse fixture There are just three remaining home fixtures this season so get to Twerton Park while you still can the Saints will look to build upon their two wins against Slough Town and Bath City when they make the short journey to Hemel Hempstead Town for a replay of the abandoned Boxing Day Derby The Saints travelled to Vauxhall Road on Boxing Day but the match was abandoned due to a power failure in the local area with the scores level at 1-1 Zane Banton had put the Saints ahead in the first half before Ricardo German equalised early in the second half The Saints’ previous visit to Vauxhall Road was during last season when The Saints came behind from two goals down to win 3-2 in a memorable New Year’s Day encounter The Tudors currently sit in 17th place on 40 points and have won 1 drawn 2 and lost 2 of their last 5 matches They drew 0-0 at Vauxhall Road on Saturday afternoon when they faced Maidstone United has continued to look to strengthen his squad since the two sides met on Boxing Day Dorking Wanderers midfielder Dan Pybus recently joined the Tudors on a 28-day loan deal The experienced 27-year-old has previously played for Bradford City He’s a dogged midfielder who will be looking to win the ball back whenever the Saints are in possession Luton Town loanee Ollie Lynch has been in excellent form for The Tudors He collected the National League South’s Player of the Month award for January Lynch came through the youth ranks with the Hatters and has previously had spells on loan with Hitchin Town and Dulwich Hamlet Manager Ian Culverhouse will be expecting to have a strong squad to select from although both Jack James and Ken Charles will remain sidelined as they continue to recover from injury The Tudors play at The Focus Community Arena There is a small car park at Vauxhall Road and supporters can park for a fee of £5 per car Vauxhall Road is a busy residential street and like the car park available parking spaces are quickly taken on a matchday Attempts should be made to park away from the area to ease congestion please park with consideration and respect for local residents.​ Tickets are available to purchase at the turnstiles and online: https://app.fanbaseclub.com/Fan/Fixtures?fanStoreType=Fixtures&clubId=316 the Saints’ are back at Clarence Park for another big derby when they host Boreham Wood in the National League South Full-time: Hemel Hempstead 2-2 Chelmsford City Hemel Hempstead Town and Chelmsford City shared the points on Monday night at the Focus Community Arena in an end-to-end clash in Hertfordshire Bobby Wilkinson’s side started the game faster than City and took the lead in the 15th minute when striker Saleem Akanbi scored on his Hemel home debut Robbie Simpson had to make a first half substitution when Louis Dunne was forced off with an injury; Simpson opted to introduce Cameron James and switched to a three-at-the-back system which allowed City to cause their hosts more problems in the latter stages of the first half Kalvin Kalala scored his first Chelmsford City goal in the 37th minute to draw the Clarets level before half-time – Hemel failed to clear Brad Williams’ cross and Kalala bundled the ball into the net at the back post Charlie Ruff earned City a dream start to the second half when he scored his fourth National League South goal of the season in the 48th minute Ruff guided the ball past Craig King from close-range and netted his third goal of the year at the Focus Community Arena When the Tudors equalised in the 71st minute City were made to rue a trio of missed chances which would’ve put them into a 3-1 lead Jordan Greenidge and Ruff were both unable to score presentable opportunities which Hemel substitute Joe Iaciofano capitalised on when he guided a header on target Referee Harrison Blair judged Iaciofano’s header to have crossed the line even though goalkeeper Woody Williamson got a hand to the effort and palmed it away from goal Neither side were able to find a winning goal in the final 20 minutes of the match meaning both teams were forced to settle with a point apiece Simpson opted to make a change between the sticks at the Focus Community Arena and introduced Ipswich Town loanee Williamson for his full debut after the 18-year-old featured as an outfield player last time out against Farnborough Williamson came on as a late substitute in place of Kane Crichlow on Saturday and the Bermudian was unable to recover from the injury which forced him off against Boro; Dunne took Crichlow’s place in the starting XI to make his first start of the season Hemel started the first half the strongest of the two sides and earned a deserved lead in the 15th minute A well worked passing move by Wilkinson’s side ended in Akanbi scoring for the Tudors on his home debut City were unable to clear Goerge Williams’ cross from the left flank and Akanbi capitalised by tapping the ball into the back of the net from close-range Midfielder Dunne’s first National League South start of the season was cut short when he was forced off by an injury in the 28th minute which resulted in Simpson switching from a four-at-the-back to a three-at-the-back system The Clarets began to cause Hemel more problems after being forced into their change of formation and Kalala’s first Chelmsford City goal meant the visitors went into half-time level pegging with their hosts James’ spread of play found full-back turned wing-back Brad Williams in space down the right-hand-side Williams’ delivery across goal created uncertainty amongst the Tudors’ backline which Kalala capitalised on when bundled the ball into the net at the back post Simpson’s side started the second half faster than Hemel and took the lead three minutes after Harrison Blair blew his whistle to resume play in Hertfordshire Osman Foyo’s cross from the right flank found Kalala inside the Hemel penalty area and the Frenchman’s deft touch forward guided the ball into the path of Ruff who struck a shot past Craig King from close-range Ruff went from scoring a goal at one end to saving a goal at the other end when he headed Alfie Cerulli’s header off the line in the 57th minute City came close to extending their lead on three occasions Jordan Greenidge picked the pocket of a Hemel defender and struck an effort on target which goalkeeper King impressively tipped on to the crossbar in the 59th minute Ruff nearly secured his second goal of the night when a three-against-two counterattack resulted in Foyo squaring the ball to him inside the Tudors’ penalty area Ruff missed the target and fired his effort over the crossbar Greenidge hit the woodwork again in the 68th minute when he flicked Foyo’s low cross through the bodies of several Hemel defenders and onto the post City were made to rue this trio of missed opportunities when the Tudors scored an equaliser in the 71st minute Teddy Howe’s cross from the right flank picked out second half substitute Iaciofano at the back post Iaciofano’s header on target was palmed away from goal by Williamson but referee Blair and assistant Bogdan Khimych judged the ball to have crossed the line and awarded Wilkinson’s side their second goal of the game Neither side were unable to find a crucial late winner in the final 20 minutes of the match leaving both teams forced to settle to take a point from their second game in just over 48 hours City return to action on Saturday when they welcome Salisbury to the EMJ Community Stadium Chelmsford City XI: Williamson (GK); Williams This is the second project VolkerFitzpatrick has worked on at Prologis Park Hemel Hempstead and once complete will see the Park grow by over 280,000 sq with units ranging between 19,000 and 75,000 sq All of the new units have been designed with customer needs and sustainability in mind and will feature terraces outdoor amenity areas and easy walking and cycling access for local communities The units will all include a rooftop solar array target EPC A+ and BREEAM ‘’Outstanding” ratings and will align with the UKGBC zero carbon in construction framework The development forms part of a drive to deliver long-term in line with the Think Hemel initiative; a vehicle to promote and drive investment for the town All of the new units have been designed with customer needs and sustainability in mind and will feature unique brise soleil cladding and will align with the UKGBC zero carbon in construction framework.  The new units will support the delivery of £7 million of social value to the local area Tel: +44 (0)1992 305 000Email: enquiries@volkerfitzpatrick.co.uk  Office opening hours:Monday to Friday 8:30 – 17:00