Yellow card:
Gainsborough 's Ben Gordon on 58 minutes for a foul.
Witton free-kick on 59 minutes is headed wide of the post.
Trinity 's Alex Byrne’s shot goes over the top on 61 minutes.
Gainsborough 's keeper Jon Stewart spills a free-kick on 63 minutes but River Humphreys shot is blocked.
Alex Byrne 's shot on 66 minutes is saved by Greg Hall in the Albion goal.
Attendance: 241.
Gainsborough attempt on 69 minutes is deflected and is safely with Albion keeper Greg Hall.
Dangerous crosses into the Albion area on 71 minutes but Nathan Stainfield’s header is saved by Greg Hall in the Albion goal.
Danny McKenna goes close on 72 minutes for Albion but his shot goes just wide of the post.
75 minutes played - Still goalless.
Damian Reeves shot on 82 minutes is deflected and falls nicely for Albion keeper Greg Hall.
Witton Substitution:
River Humphreys replaced by Michael Wilson on 84 minutes.
Alex Byrne 's shot on 85 minutes goes wide of the Albion post.
3 minutes of added time.
Gainsborough free-kick on 90 minutes is straight at Greg Hall in the Albion goal.
Shot from Gainsborough 's Simon Russell on 90+2 minutes goes over the top from distance.
Billy Smart 's header on 90+3 minutes misses the target from Will Jones cross.
Full Time Score from Wincham Park:
Witton Albion 0 Gainsborough Trinity 0.
From GT - Goalless draw at Wincham Park
In the Evostik Northern Premier League, Witton Albion and Gainsborough Trinity played out a goalless draw at Wincham Park on Saturday afternoon.
High flying Trinity would have fancied their chances before kick off, sitting in second place and having scored eight goals in midweek, against Witton who were beaten 3-1 at Stafford Rangers on Tuesday night.
But it was to be a very even affair. Neither team truly threatened the goal throughout the 90 minutes, with a couple of standard saves by Albion ‘keeper Greg Hall preventing the best chances for the visitors.
The hosts had the better of the early exchanges. Captain Rob Hopley got his head to a cross from the right but could only send a floated header over the crossbar, while Danny McKenna fired over the top from a 20-yard free kick.
The home side were thankful of defender River Humphreys’ intervention just after the half-hour mark. A dangerous ball into the box from the left went over goalkeeper Hall and Humphreys was on hand to head off the line, although the referee blew for a foul on him in the process.
Witton had the final opportunity of the first half when Hopley was played in down the left flank. He skipped around the outrushing goalkeeper Jon Stewart, forced wide and his cross caused problems but Gainsborough did well to clear their lines.
In terms of goalscoring opportunities, there was little to report from the first 15 minutes of the second period, with bitty fouls breaking the flow of the game and not allowing either side to build up a head of steam.
Trinity midfielder Alex Byrne was the man who caused Witton the most problems as the visitors created chances in the final half hour.
Cutting inside from the left, he curled a right footed shot over the crossbar on 61 minutes before a couple of shots straight at Hall who made regulation saves.
Hall then made a good save to deny a header from Gainsborough defender Nathan Stanfield with the visitors looking the most likely to break the deadlock.
But on a rare foray into the Trinity final third, McKenna jinked past a defender, cut inside from the right and curled a low left footed shot which fizzed just wide of the target.
Witton midfielder Billy Smart headed wide from the final attack of the game as both sides had to settle for a point apiece. A fair result considering neither goalkeeper was seriously tested at any point during the 90 minutes.