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WATERSIDERS MARK PASSING OF ASSISTANT WITH VICTORY

SOUTH ROUND-UP
By Tony Croft
BLACKFIELD & Langley paid tribute to co-assistant manager Chris Farrell by returning to the top of the Division One South table with a 3-0 victory over Mangotsfield United.
Farrell died of a heart attack in midweek, with the Watersiders saying that they were “broken” by the news. On an emotional day at Gang Warily, they set about refocusing on their title charge, earning three points against a determined United.
Luke Spokes was shown a red card for a two-footed challenged and immediately, Blackfield took advantage with the resulting free kick fal...

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