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HORRELL STUNNER WINS IT

By Rob Peck
DIV 1 SOUTH
SLIMBRIDGE 2
BIDEFORD 1
SLIMBRIDGE extended their winning run in the league to five games after coming from behind to beat a stubborn Bideford side.
Bideford took the lead on 37 minutes with Sean Downing getting his head to a long cross from the right to score past Joe Wright at the far post with a strong finish.
In first half injury time, the Swans gained a corner on the left, and it fell nicely to Ioan Richards five yards out at the far post.
His initial effort came back off a team mate before slotting into the net to bring the half-time score level.
Slimbridge got...

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