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Farm rob Rovers and reap reward

By Tony Walsh
PAULTON ROVERS 1
BRISTOL MANOR FARM 2
A BUMPER crowd saw Bristol Manor Farm deny Paulton a deserved point.
Teenager goalie Adam Forster, on debut for Paulton, looked commanding holding an effort from Jordan Metters. The best chance as half-time approached saw Farm’s Troy Simpson break through, only for Adam Forster to quickly snuff out the danger.
The visitors went ahead on 69 minutes as a long ball from Metters was fastened onto by Owen Howe, who lobbed over Forster into the net.
Rovers should have levelled on 75 minutes as Liam Monelle’s cross was headed against ...

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