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BEMERTON HEATH 3 CINDERFORD TOWN 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Matt McMahon

BEMERTON Heath Harlequins just missed out on the play-offs as they defeated basement club Cinderford Town 4-1 but, Exmouth winning 4-0 saw them finish seventh.
It was Cinderford who struck first as Jaxson Hundt headed them into the lead after 24 minutes.
However, just six minutes later Bemerton were level as Brad Waters restored parity from the penalty spot.
Both teams were reduced to ten men just before the half-time break and Bemerton took the lead just nine minutes into the second half as George Higgins scored.
Olly Balmer and Joe Smith added the fi...

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