Source: PA
Shots hold on for rare draw
Southend created a bit of history as they were held to a goalless draw by Aldershot.
The teams have now met 43 times at Roots Hall but this was the first goalless draw.
Aldershot created the better chances of the first half, with Southend goalkeeper Glenn Morris denying Jermaine McGlashan and former Blues midfielder Luke Guttridge.
And the Shots might have gone in at half time in the lead but Morris parried Damien Spencer's close range effort, before Bilel Moshni headed Guttridge's follow-up clear in stoppage time.
Southend's best chances fell to Barry Corr, who shot over from an Anthony Grant free-kick early in the game and then glanced a header from Ryan Hall's free-kick just over the crossbar.
Guttridge was denied by Morris just after the break before Kane Ferdinand released Corr but his lob went over the bar having beaten Shots goalkeeper Jamie Young.
