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Frome secure vital points

By Harrison Richards

FROME TOWN 3
SWINDON S’MNE 0
FROME Town secured an impressive victory over county neighbours Swindon Supermarine thanks to goals from Alex Monks, Archie Ferris and Albie Hopkins to give their survival hopes a significant boost.
Despite heading into the game bottom of the league, optimism was high in the Robins’ camp following their second win of the season against Hanwell Town in their previous outing. The confidence was evident from the start as in the fourth minute Rex Mannings laid off for Monks who’s stunning 20-yard strike found the bo...

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