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Bi on FC - A History







       le  them vulnerable when possession turned. Too o en they lacked the quality to
       capitalise on earlier good work.
       The home side, who were looking leggy, changed to a more familiar shape to try
       and regain some control, but although they were three goals to the good they
       were far from their best!
       Half Time Brislington 3 Bishop Su on 0
       The hosts looked comfortable but were less dynamic, Su on, on the other hand,
       con nued to make life difficult with their honest work rate.
       However, it wasn't long before, once again, the Foxes' quality shone through. Josh
       Egan provided his second assist of the game, controlling well in the centre of the
       park and pinging a volleyed pass into the path of Oaklan Buck, who controlled
       instantly and finished while on the run to make it four, just three minutes a er the
       restart.
       The  game  was  effec vely  over  as  a  contest  and  the  hosts'  intensity  dropped,
       seemingly playing like they knew they’d done enough. There were s ll moments
       of quality, mainly from fullbacks Withey and Williams and in par cular Jordan
       Ricke s,  whose  classy  display  alongside  Jordan  Scadding’s   reless  work  was
       keeping the Su on midfielders on their toes.
       It was a moment of brilliance by Ricke s that brought the fi h, gliding through the
       Su on defence and li ing the ball calmly over the keeper for his fi h goal of the
       season.
       Perks made his final change of the evening, Mclennan making way for 16-year-old
       Callum Pritchard, who showed no fear in ge ng on the ball and certainly didn’t
       look out of place.
       Pritchard  is  a  product  of  the  Brislington’s  newly-formed  under-18’s  side  who
       impressed  the  Foxes'  manager  during  their  5-0  win  against  Mangotsfield’s
       established under-18’s last week. He is one of a few youngsters who look capable
       at this level.
       Su on con nued to play and were rewarded with a consola on goal that was well-
       worked, ini ally down the le  before moving the ball inside to Sam Hughes who
       finished proficiently to Dorrington’s le  from the edge of the box. So, another
       three  points  were  secured  for  the  Foxes,  but  at  a  cost  of  more  injuries!  This
       provides  the  Brislington  manager  with  an  unwanted  headache  heading  into
       Saturday's fixture away to Middlezoy Rovers. Incidentally, this fixture is an early
       kick-off of KO 2pm for any would-be spectators.
       Full Time: Brislington 5 Bishop Su on 1
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