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BRISTOL MANOR F 1 TAVISTOCK 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

■MANOR Farm were forced
to settle for a point as a poor first half cost them against bottom-side Tavistock.
Both sides really needed a win and that was evident in a nervy first half hour.
Tavistock took the lead into break as they scored with their first real chance, Sergii Ismail reacting to a clever knock down to score on his Lambs debut.
Farm were much better in the second half and equalised midway through it.
Lucas Tomlinson’s mazy run was followed up by a superb pass for Elliot Dugan to latch on to and slot the ball in the far corne...

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