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Robins stutter in front of goal

FROME TOWN 0
WEYMOUTH 2
By Colin Carpenter
WEYMOUTH came out on top in a tense encounter.
Frome missed a couple of chances and Weymouth took both of theirs, and that proved to be the difference as second placed Weymouth ran out winners, while Frome remain deeply in trouble at the foot.
Frome missed a golden opportunity as new signing Troy Simpson did well on the left to square to Brad Norris who somehow managed to put the ball wide of a gaping goal.
And with Frome generally the livelier of the two sides in the first half, they were entitled to feel aggrieved after a controversial free kick ...

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