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League Review

another left side attack and crossed in for Dan Webb to poke the ball home
and a 3-2 Rockleaze win, leaving Almondsbury still in trouble.

Bromley Heath United hosted Quedgeley Wanderers With both sides
having a real incentive to win the game this match turned out to be a very
competitive and sometimes nervy affair. Bromley are still chasing runners
up spot for the second year in succession and Wanderers need just a few
more points to be sure of staying up. Bromley looked like they were going
to make light work of the job in hand when they took an early lead with
just 10 minutes on the clock. A weak goal kick when straight to Luke Bessell
who sent it straight back towards the goal for Aiden Noble to run onto and
finish neatly under the keepers body. Bromley slightly edged the first part
of the game creating more chances to score but Wanderers had a very good
chance to equalise on 25 minutes when a fantastic effort by Abiodvn
Odewale was tipped just over the bar by Ferguson in the Bromley goal. And
again on 35 minutes when Sean Lawson hit a long range effort just over
the bar. The first half finished with flurry of chances at both ends but to
score remained 1-0 at half time.

Wanderers started the second half the stronger and were obviously
determined to get the equaliser, which then did just 5 minutes into the half.
A clever turn and cross to the far post by Odewale was met by Rio Spencer
on the far post to slot home. The joy was short lived for Quedgeley however
when 10 minutes later Bromley took the lead again from a corner which
was flicked on for Nathan Rose to head in from close range. As in the first
half both teams continued to create chances with both keepers making
good saves. Although Wanderers hit the woodwork and had plenty of the
possession, they just couldn't find another equaliser and Bromley finished
as 2-1 winners.

At Hamfields Sharpness v Broadwell Amateurs was abandoned on 60
minutes with Sharpness 2-0 to the good. (Broadwell player injury).