The goalkeepers put in a perfect job as honours finished even in a scoreless Pitching In Northern Premier League draw at the Neil Hudgill Law Stadium yesterday.
It was Bridlington Town’s first clean sheet of the season with home custodian James Hitchcock comfortably keeping the Hebburn attack at bay.
Unfortunately for the Seasiders, his opposite number Mark Foden was in similar inspired form.
Town came closest to breaking the deadlock in the first half when Lewis Dennison’s effort skimmed the woodwork, while Amar Purewal forced a great save from Hitchcock.
Nathan Hotte took the Jon Tindall Builder Man of the Match award in front of a crowd of almost 300.
Town player-manager Brett Agnew said: “I’m over the moon for the defence to have kept a clean sheet against such a good side.
“Hebburn did not win the FA Vase for nothing and were a well drilled team and played some great football. It was a good point for us.”
Following the transfer of Billy Logan to Pickering Town, Agnew is hoping to bring in a new centre forward and centre back.
Hear a full post-match interview with Agnew on Brid Town TV, here.
