 Nahki Wells in Action IslandStats.com
Nahki Wells and his Queens Park Rangers teammates had the better of both the chances and possession against Birmingham City, though were just unable to register their third win in a week.
Tomer Hemed, Toni Leistner, Luke Freeman, Wells and substitute Matt Smith were all presented with good opportunities to give the Super Hoops a first away victory of the campaign.
But the spoils were ultimately shared at St. Andrew’s, with Rangers at least rewarded with a point for their hard-working display on the road - and Joe Lumley keeping a second successive league clean sheet.
REGGIE LAMBE
Reggie Lambe and his Cambridge United teammates produced a controlled display against Stevenage, a David Amoo’s first half volley saw them take away a previous 0-1 victory from the Lamex Stadium in Sky Bet League Two.
Joe Dunne elected to make two changes to his side as Lambe and Amoo moved into United’s starting eleven.
WILLIE CLEMONS
Bodens BK's Willie Clemons was again in the squad against Kramfors returning from injury.
Although he had to start the match on the bench, he would have a big impact on the match when he entered the second half, first he was fouled in the penalty area that was converted and then set up the next goal in a 2-0 win.
DANTE LEVEROCK
Dante Leverock and his JK Navra Trans teammates drew 1 – 1 with Vaprus.
Vaprus scored the opening goal of the game when Gegi Kekua scored in the 21st minute, but Irié Bi Séhi Elysée equalized in the 67th minute for the JK Navra Trans.
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