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DIDCOT TOWN 2 BRISTOL MANOR F 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Stewart Unsworth

■BRISTOL Manor Farm crashed to a fourth successive league defeat.
Dan Warre’s brace proved to be the difference, Didcot’s January signing from Basingstoke having now netted eight times in 14 appearances.
The Railwaymen started positively and took the lead after 24 minutes. Sam Bard-er supplied the opening that enabled Warre to cut onto his left foot before striking home.
Despite numerous chances, Diddy failed to increase their lead and Farm equalised through Bubacarr Sama’s sweet strike.
The pivotal moment came when Sama ...

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