Cheltenham Town played out a 1-1 draw with Gillingham in their recent League 2 match, with Cheltenham's Sam Stubbs scoring the equalizer. The match saw Gillingham take the lead inside two minutes, with Jimmy-Jay Morgan finishing well from a free-kick. However, Cheltenham levelled midway through the half, with Sam Stubbs heading home from a Cheltenham free-kick. Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth was left frustrated with a decision to disallow a potential match-winner, with referee Graham Scott ruling out a goal for handball. Ainsworth felt that the decision was incorrect, stating that it was a Cheltenham player's handball, not Gillingham's. The draw means that Cheltenham remains unbeaten at home, while Gillingham continues to pick up points on the road. Cheltenham's manager Mike Flynn will be pleased with his team's performance, as they restricted Gillingham to few chances in the second half. The match was a closely contested affair, with both teams creating opportunities. Cheltenham's Sam Stubbs was impressive, scoring the equalizer and helping his team to a valuable point. Gillingham's Jimmy-Jay Morgan was also notable, scoring the opening goal and causing problems for the Cheltenham defense. The draw is a fair result, given the balance of play, and both teams will be looking to build on this performance in their upcoming matches. Cheltenham will be looking to continue their unbeaten run, while Gillingham will be seeking to turn their away draws into wins. The League 2 season is shaping up to be an exciting one, with several teams in contention for promotion. Cheltenham and Gillingham will both be looking to be part of the mix, and this draw will be seen as a valuable point for both teams.