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EXMOUTH TN 5 BIDEFORD 3

DIV 1 SOUTH
By John Dibsdall

■ THIS was a cracker of a game to end the year with both looking to attack.
Bideford lead after ten minutes when a strike by Finn Roberts went in off the bar. Exmouth equalised when Aarron Denny's shot was parried for Ben Steer to force in.
Bideford regained the lead when Ryan Turner converted a cross from Roberts three minutes into added time and three minutes into the second half Archie Reay put the visitors two goals ahead, before Ben Griffith scored from the penalty spot to reduce the arrears. Sub Matt Wright swung the game in Town's favour sc...

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