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TEN-MAN DIDDY HIT HARLEQUINS

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Stewart Unsworth

DIDCOT TOWN 2
Davis 64 (pen), Osborne 79
BEMERTON HH 1
Clancy 46
DIDCOT beat struggling Bemerton Heath Harlequins at the Loop Meadow in a remarkable mirror-image of last week’s match at Bashley, where Diddy were a goal and a man up, yet tumbled to defeat.
The first half was scrappy, punctuated by two contentious incidents – Didcot’s McGrath was sent packing for a high challenge, a decision that drew the home support’s ire while Bemerton’s Pascal Kpohomouh pulled back Davis bearing down on goal and was perhaps fort...

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