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EXMOUTH TOWN 3 WILLAND ROVERS 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By John Dibsdall

EXMOUTH claimed an- crucial win in their other fight to avoid relegation.
Willand opened the scoring after 18 minutes when Town failed to clear their lines and Charlie Wright calmly slotted home.
Town then settled down, and after good work from Callum Shipton and Tom Bath the final cross was headed home by Ace High with 31 minutes gone.
After a couple of half chances for both sides, Town took the lead after 56 minutes. Shipton was involved again, racing clear before finding Bath to fire a left-foot shot into the net. Craig Duff Dick hit a post for Willa...

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