BRADFORD United Reserves may remain bottom of Division Two but they were celebrating their first win of the season which came courtesy of a 2-1 success at Leighton Sports Ground where they beat fellow relegation battlers Bratton to record their first win in eight outings.

Things started well for Bradford, who opened the scoring through Tim Bruton, but the visitors were pegged back as Liam Griffiths restored parity just before half time to take the teams into the break locked together at one-apiece.

The second half saw both teams have chances to score before Marc Taylor netted what proved to be the winner for Bradford on 70 minutes.

Heytesbury 1 Trowbridge Wanderers Reserves 3

TROWBRIDGE Wanderers Reserves kept their promotion hopes alive after they came from behind to claim a 3-1 success at an in-form Heytesbury side.

Trowbridge Wanderers trailed 1-0 at the interval to a Leigh Kennedy goal and it was only their keeper Tom Bartlett, who kept them in the game with a number of brilliant saves.

Heytesbury were pegged back on 50 minutes, Michael Cooksey getting on the end of a Adam Cooksey free kick to get Wanderers on level terms.

Wanderers had the chance to take the lead but Joe Walker had his penalty saved by keeper Sam Spratt. Will Bayley who had been brought down for Wanderers penalty scored their second with a great individual effort.

Jack Parker wrapped the points up for Wanderers when he got on the end of an initial shot from Joe Walker that had been superbly saved by keeper Spratt.

Westbury Town 0 Lacock FC 11

AFTER putting together a five-match unbeaten League run at the start of the season, Westbury Town have gone off the boil, an 11-0 loss to Lacock was their third heavy defeat in a row.

Victory for Joe Martin’s Lacock side saw them extend their own unbeaten run to eight matches and maintain their two point lead at the top of the table.

Lacock gave a debut to former Corsham Town man, Craig Gingell but the star man couldn’t get his name on the scoresheet which was topped by Sam Hodsoll and Jake Marshall who scored three each.

Simon Gray and Mike Wilkins scored two apiece and Stuart Tutty added the single that made up 11 against a Westbury side, who played most of the second half with 10 players after an injury to Aaron Willis left them a man short.

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