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Paulton Rovers 0-2 Frome Town: Hosts unlucky after testing leaders

Paulton can count themselves a bit unlucky to have come away empty handed from this exciting duel with the league leaders.
Paulton Rovers

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Tony Walsh

Paulton can count themselves a bit unlucky to have come away empty handed from this exciting duel with the league leaders.
An even first 20 minutes saw James Carey in the Frome goal make a save from Leighton Thomas, while a fast move between Chris Peck and Kane Simpson led to Jonathan Davies firing narrowly over the Paulton crossbar.
But on the half-hour mark, Simpson moved on to a pass from James Ollis and slid the ball past Aaron Sainsbury for Frome’s first goal.
In the second half, Paulton were the more effective side, but it counted for nothing as the visitors ...

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