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LANGWORTHY NOT SPOT ON FOR CLEEVE…

By Lewis Kent

THE points were shared between Melksham Town and Bishops Cleeve in a goalless, but exciting game of football.
The away side asserted dominance by testing the Melksham backline early on. Bishops Cleeve’s chances came thick and fast, with the home side having to work hard to maintain composure at the back.
Following a near Melksham own-goal, Bishops Cleeve were awarded a penalty for handball, but skipper Ross Langworthy dragged his kick wide.
Melksham began to get a foot on the ball, creating chances, mainly through Jamal Lawrence, but the first half ended all-sq...

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