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MELKSHAM TOWN 3 EXMOUTH TOWN 3

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Richard Nelsen

■ GOALS and cards were raining down in Melksham as two of the early League unbeaten sides fought out a pulsating draw at the Oakfield Stadium.
The excitement started early when Mark Cooper was sent off for stopping Joe Belsten in the box.
Exmouth led 1-0 at the break through Louis Morison’s a header.
Melksham started the second half in dynamic fashion with skipper Ralph Graham lashing home, before Theo Lynden and Jake Andrews scored two cracking goals.
Exmouth, to their credit, fought resolutely to draw level late on through Morison ...

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