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BRISTOL MF 0 LYMINGTON TOWN 0

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

■ MANOR FARM were unable to capitalise on ten-man Lymington Town as the spoils were shared at the Creek.
Farm started the brighter and had most of the first-half chances, Owen Howe drilling two of them into the hands of keeper Ross Casey.
Lyminton’s first chance fell to Dom Thelan, but he could only roll wide when one on one. Casey would be needed to preserve the half-time stalemate too, saving smartly as Howe was slipped through by Kyle Tooze.
Farm would end the game with a man advantage. Harry Mcgrath was adjudged to have kicked home keeper Be...

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