The point means Danny Hollands’ team remain second in the Isthmian SC table a point behind leaders Jersey Bulls, who they visit at the end of November.

After Florian Ada and John Shamalo struck to put Hendon 2-0 up just after the midway point of the first half, Josh Batt pulled one back for the Rocks.

Ada made it 3-1 minutes later but a frantic first half ended with a Lennie Smith strike that got Bognor back to within one goal of the visitors.

Tommy Block secured a point – and preserved Hollands’ record of not having lost a home league game since he took over in Feburary – with an equaliser nine minutes from time.

Next up for the Rocks, it’s second versus fourth at Nyewood Lane on Tuesday night, when Egham Town visit.

See pictures from Rocks 3 Hendon 3 – by Lyn Phillips and Trevor Staff – on this page and those linked, or all on one page if you’re on the Observer app. Get the latest from the Nye Camp in the Bognor Observer, out every Thursday.

The point means Danny Hollands’ team remain second in the Isthmian SC table a point behind leaders Jersey Bulls, who they visit at the end of November.

After Florian Ada and John Shamalo struck to put Hendon 2-0 up just after the midway point of the first half, Josh Batt pulled one back for the Rocks.

Ada made it 3-1 minutes later but a frantic first half ended with a Lennie Smith strike that got Bognor back to within one goal of the visitors.

Tommy Block secured a point – and preserved Hollands’ record of not having lost a home league game since he took over in Feburary – with an equaliser nine minutes from time.

Next up for the Rocks, it’s second versus fourth at Nyewood Lane on Tuesday night, when Egham Town visit.

See pictures from Rocks 3 Hendon 3 – by Lyn Phillips and Trevor Staff – on this page and those linked, or all on one page if you’re on the Observer app. Get the latest from the Nye Camp in the Bognor Observer, out every Thursday.

The point means Danny Hollands’ team remain second in the Isthmian SC table a point behind leaders Jersey Bulls, who they visit at the end of November.

After Florian Ada and John Shamalo struck to put Hendon 2-0 up just after the midway point of the first half, Josh Batt pulled one back for the Rocks.

Ada made it 3-1 minutes later but a frantic first half ended with a Lennie Smith strike that got Bognor back to within one goal of the visitors.

Tommy Block secured a point – and preserved Hollands’ record of not having lost a home league game since he took over in Feburary – with an equaliser nine minutes from time.

Next up for the Rocks, it’s second versus fourth at Nyewood Lane on Tuesday night, when Egham Town visit.

See pictures from Rocks 3 Hendon 3 – by Lyn Phillips and Trevor Staff – on this page and those linked, or all on one page if you’re on the Observer app. Get the latest from the Nye Camp in the Bognor Observer, out every Thursday.

The point means Danny Hollands’ team remain second in the Isthmian SC table a point behind leaders Jersey Bulls, who they visit at the end of November.

After Florian Ada and John Shamalo struck to put Hendon 2-0 up just after the midway point of the first half, Josh Batt pulled one back for the Rocks.

Ada made it 3-1 minutes later but a frantic first half ended with a Lennie Smith strike that got Bognor back to within one goal of the visitors.

Tommy Block secured a point – and preserved Hollands’ record of not having lost a home league game since he took over in Feburary – with an equaliser nine minutes from time.

Next up for the Rocks, it’s second versus fourth at Nyewood Lane on Tuesday night, when Egham Town visit.

See pictures from Rocks 3 Hendon 3 – by Lyn Phillips and Trevor Staff – on this page and those linked, or all on one page if you’re on the Observer app. Get the latest from the Nye Camp in the Bognor Observer, out every Thursday.