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MOUSEHOLE 4 WILLAND ROVERS 0

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Daniel Tasker

■ THE fifth-placed Seagulls were firmly in the driving seat from the outset, with Ryan Barrett giving them the lead in the second minute.
Tallan Mitchell added the second five minutes later, and the third in the 18th minute.
Watched by a crowd of 189, a first half dominated by the hosts was followed up in the 54th minute when Oscar Massey netted his first goal for the club since being signed from Falmouth Town.
Willand boss David Steele described his side’s performance as “terrible,” adding “we’ve given them eve...

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