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LYM’S WOES GO ON AS LUKE WALKS

DIV 1 SOUTH
LYMINGTON TOWN 0 EXMOUTH TOWN 2
By Les Richardson

HIGH-FLYING Exmouth staged a late show to beat ten-man Lymington and stay second in the table.
Levi Landricombe and Mark Lever were on target for the visitors who left it until the last 15 minutes to break the resolve of the league’s bottom club, who played with ten men for nearly an hour after Luke Churchill’s dismissal.
They would have led sooner had Lymington keeper Matthew Fredericks not kept out Jordan Harris’ first-half penalty.
Churchill’s straight red for an off-the-ball incident mad...

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