Deja two-two

On a rain soaked pitch two good footballing teams played out a fiery encounter and in the end it would've been unfair if either team lost the game.

The first real chance of the game came for the Millers, Marcus Elliott did well on far side and crossed the ball to the back post but Theo Ola air shot and missed the chance for the Millers.

Ware ventured forward and their first real chance they took the lead. James Marrable would've felt that he should've really saved Albert Adu's shot. Andy turned and on the edge of the area was left unmarked, which he turned and curled ball softly into the corner, Marrable at first looked like he got down well but the ball squirmed over him and into the back of the net. WARE 1-0 Aveley.

Ware doubled their lead soon after they scored the first it was Adu again. First James Marrable saved well, three Millers players scrambled for the ball as they attempted to clear, but it rebounded to Albert Adu who smashed in from less then six yards. WARE 2-0 Aveley.

The Millers needed something to spark them into life, and almost going three down was that catalyst. Paul Preston, Spencer Harrison were drawn away by good attacking movement which left Michael Deane through, he crossed it but James Marrable was there to cut it out.

Millers found a way back in the game from a set piece. Jack Stevenson crossed a superb ball onto the head of Junior Baker, who flicked it onto Marcus Elliott who tapped in his ninth goal of the season to bring life back into the Millers. Ware 2-1 AVELEY.

From a Junior Baker long throw Aveley scored their second goal inside four minutes to equalise. Junior Baker launched in a long throw in, Marcus Elliott was the one this time who played it onto the back post and Danny Hopkins was there to put it into the back of the net. Ware 2-2 AVELEY.

Ware ended the first half on top as they forced back to back corners but Teddy Nesbitt in and around the front post region cleared both balls away well.

Half Time- Ware 2-2 Aveley.

Ware controlled big parts of the second half as the Millers defence got deeper and deeper into their own half.

After great work by Karagul down the left hand side, he crossed the ball into Bishop but he failed to hit the target from just outside the area. Adu also tried his luck again with acrobatics much like the goal the Millers conceded against Great Wakering on Saturday, but fortunately this time the ball went the other side of the post to keep the scoreline level.

Jack Stevenson on his second debut almost out the Millers infront as he moved the ball into his left foot and curled a brilliant shot into the top corner but Rhys Madden in goal for Ware saved well and went out for a corner which was cleared.

Ware attacked and a great ball was put into the back post and Sammy Knott defended well against someone who looked double his size to deny Ware from taking another lead.

Jack Stevenson brought the ball forward again, played it into Marcus Elliott who controlled well on his left foot, was able to get his shot off, but it was well saved again by Madden.

Adu had another chance after Michael Deane was able to run at Paul Preston, Deane crossed the ball into Adu, free on the edge of the area, but his shot left Marrable standing but it just went wide of the goal.

Ware failed to capitalise on three back to back corner all defended superbly by the Millers who looked a different team at the back after the two goals went in early in the first half.

The last chance of the game fell the Aveley. As two substitutes combined, Kyle Asante did superbly as he sprinted past Michael Deane, he crossed superbly into Tyler Devlin but his diving header missed the target.

Full Time- Ware 2-2 Aveley.

In the end a fair result for both sides.

Next up for the Millers- Waltham Abbey (A).