Saturday 21 January 2012 19:14, UK
Aldershot have now gone six games without a goal as Dean Holdsworth's men had to settle for a 0-0 draw against Accrington.
The Shots created numerous chances in Saturday's League Two clash at The Rec, but they were unable to take any and put some much-needed daylight between themselves and the drop-zone. John Coleman's Stanley side, in their first goalless stalemate in 20 games, lost ground in the race for the play-offs after dropping two points but it could have been so much worse for them. Peter Vincenti should have put the home team in front just before the half-hour mark but crashed his shot against the crossbar. The diminutive Charlie Henry forced Ian Dunbavin to claw out a dipping cross from under his bar and also saw a deflected effort roll wide with the keeper beaten. Aldershot were nearly made to pay as Ross Worner did well to smother Michael Smith's toe poke early in the second-half. But Guy Madjo missed the chance of the game after 81 minutes as he snatched at a one-on-one shot, hitting the keeper at point-blank range.
