Scarborough Athletic have ended a run of back-to-back defeats by holding Macclesfield to a goalless draw in the National League North.
Scarborough Athletic have brought a point back to the Yorkshire Coast after they held Macclesfield to a goalless draw.
The Seadogs ended a frustrating run of back-to-back defeats in the National League North with the 0-0 result at the Leasing.com Stadium on Tuesday night.
Boro will be disappointed not to have snatched a win, after Macclesfield were reduced to 10 men in the first half through a sending off.
Despite the hosts losing a player, they created the better chances throughout the match, but Boro's defence held tight.
Scarborough's best opportunities came late in stoppage time, but they couldn't break the deadlock.
Silkmen boss John Rooney described it as Macclesfield's best performance of the season and one his "proudest moments" since becoming Manager.
The clubs in their new form have only ever drawn. Twice last season in the league and again last night.
Seadogs Manager Jono Greening spoke to SAFC TV after the final whistle:
Scarborough next entertain Merthyr Town at Scarborough Sports Village on Saturday with a 3:00pm kick off.


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