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DIV 1 SOUTH

BIDEFORD 0 LARKHALL ATH 0
By Ian Knight

■BIDEFORD and Larkhall Athletic played out a stalemate, with both defences proving too strong.
Bideford stopper Luke Gwillum, while being kept busy in the first-half, had no shot on target to deal with. At the other end of the pitch, Larkhall keeper Liam Armstrong only saw Sam Wright and Ryan Turner truly test his net.
The second-half was more eventful and, within minutes, Gwillam showed agility in a double save.
In the final stages Armstrong turned hero for Larkhall, pulling two exceptional saves on top of dealing well with three oth...

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