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PAULTON FORM IS ENDED

By Tony Walsh
PAULTON ROVERS 0 SWINDON SUPERMARINE 2
AFTER the brilliant victory on Thursday night at Cinderford, Paulton Rovers were undone by a goal in either half.
Rovers should have been ahead inside just two minutes when Josh Cann whipped in an inch perfect cross to the unmarked Omar Simpson.
The home side were made to pay for that miss just six minutes later when the unmarked Matt Coupe headed home from a Marine free-kick.
Jack Ball was dragged to the ground and Dale Evans stepped up but Marine keeper Josh Hill got down well to his left to palm the penalty against the post and out to ...

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