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Benson marks his comeback with a goal
7:30pm Saturday 22nd March 2008
Dagenham and Redbridge 1
Shrewsbury 1
(League Two)
DAGENHAM'S Paul Benson marked his return from injury with the equaliser as Dagenham came from behind to earn a point at home to Shrewsbury this afternoon.
The striker - who has been out since December 22 - swivelled in the box and struck a left foot shot in the top corner, just moments after coming off the bench.
Andrew Cooke had opened the scoring for the visitors with a scramlbed goalmouth effort on 34 minutes.
The point keeps Daggers eight points clear of the League Two drop zone.
Dag & Red: Roberts, Smith, Griffiths, Uddin, Arber, Huke, Rainford (Benson 63), Southam, Gain, Nurse, Strevens. Unused subs: Hogan, Sloma, Taiwo.
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