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BRISTOL MANOR F 4 MALVERN TOWN 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Jack Davies

■ BRISTOL Manor Farm produced a stunning performance as they completed the double over Malvern Town in style.
Bailey Croome made his debut after only signing on Friday, and he marked it in style after 15 minutes. Ryan Cainey flew down the left, and his low cross was flicked in by the debutant. Croome then turned provider later in the half as his own low cross was buried by Aysa Corrick.
Many may have predicted a Malvern fight back, but the title hopefuls had no answer.
Tom Symons next to put a stunning cross in, and Cainey nodded for three.
Harry Clarke...

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