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The Peacocks strut thanks to Howe

PREMIER SOUTH
By Andrew McNeill
FARNBOROUGH 0
TAUNTON TOWN 1
OWEN HOWE struck the winner as Taunton Town picked up a valuable away victory.
The first half at Cherrywood Road offered a veritable smorgasbord of footballing fodder as the lively action flowed from end to end.
Boro’s impotence of late in front of goal continued, while in their goal, Liam Beach, was not breached, the one time he did not have it covered, the up- right did the work and game was goalless at the break.
The second half was oneway traffic from the off with Beach being worked out like a disciple of the Hindu Godde...

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