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EXMOUTH TOWN 2 BRISTOL MANOR F 3

SOUTH
By John Dibsdall

DESPITE heavy rainfall throughout the 90 minutes, the pitch held up well, with both sides adapting. Exmouth opened the scoring, good link up play between Louis Morrison and Aarron Denny ending in a Nelson Iscguan goal.
They were pegged back with Jayden Neilson setting up Evander Grubb and the Farm gained ascendency.
Early in the second half, Neilson fired home from the edge of the box, but Town equalised when a Ben Steer shot was turned home by Iscguan.
Grubb capitalised on a mistake to restore the lead, a superb save by Seth Locke denying the home side a sha...

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