Mary Tavy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Bere Alston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
A COMPETITIVE match between two teams who are surely to be mounting a challenge for the top this season engaged in a tight and enthralling battle with the prospect of it all boiling over at any given moment.
Mary Tavy can blame one moment of hesitation or lack of concentration for not taking all three points as, whilst celebrating Craig Groombridge?s opener, Bere worked the ball through straight from the restart and Ben Russell, with only the keeper to beat, sliced the equaliser.
With shots being fired high and wide and with tensions mounting there was always the chance of it getting out of hand.
It took the referee who had an exceptional game to control one outbreak. This however did not mar the game in any way and it was packed with action.
Tony Rawlings in the Tavy goal was in super form and produced a stunning double save at one point and Nick John in Tavy?s defence was outstanding.
Man of the match was Mary Tavy?s Ben Stephens who is fast becoming the all round player.