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WIMBORNE TOWN 1 BIDEFORD AFC 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Graham Dunn

■ WIMBORNE’S final home game of the season attracted New Cuthbury’s largest crowd of the season, 1,044, and with both teams needing a win, it took the two best players on the pitch, both central defenders, to score the goals.
After home keeper Shane Murphy had brilliantly tipped Charlie Madden’s first free-kick over the bar, he was unable to keep out Madden’s second from the edge of the area to give Bideford an early lead.
It wasn’t until the 78th minute that Connor Cocklin looped Harry Morgan’s cross into t...

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