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WYLIE HITS AS TUME WRAPS IT UP IN HARD BOATMEN WIN

SHOLING 2
TIVERTON TOWN 1
By James McLean
GOALS FROM Sholing’s Reece Wylie and Vinnie Tume cancelled out Gabriel Billington’s effort, with visitors Tiverton Town still sitting bottom.
Jacob-Wellington had a wild first few minutes, after seeing his shot from the edge of box fly over the bar, his own throw-in spilled back out and was given back to Sholing.
That was all forgotten by the ten-minute mark, when Billington put the visitors ahead from just outside the box, after spotting a gap to Jack Turner’s left.
Sholing would level on the eve of the half-hour. An...

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