Division 1 Round Up – Match Week 9 – Sunday 6th November

Four matches of action to bring you this week from Division 1 of the CDFL which is really hotting up in those places behind leaders FC Box who were in County Cup action.

Beeches FC 3-2 Calne United FC

Beeches Remain Second Despite Fight From United

It has been a few rough weeks for Calne United and results were not what was expected but manager Owen Davies will be much happier with the desire shown despite losing Beeches.

The first half saw no goals and when Michael Taraskevics handed the away side the lead, things looked to be on the up for United.

But this awoke Beehces from their slumber and they scored three goals without reply through Steve Ball, Aaron Masson and another from Ball.

But Calne United did not throw in the towel and they made for a nervy finish when Jordan Stewart made it 3-2 but Beeches hung on to claim the points.

Griffin FC 4-0 Olympic Victoria FC

Griifin Claim First Win At The Hands Of Winless OV

Griffin FC have their win of the season which will be much appreciated after being involved in three draws so far this term whilst Olympic Victoria remain one of two teams who have yet to get off of the mark in Division 1.

Howard Dennis opened the scoring and it was 2-0mat the break thanks to Jon Halford. More of the same ensued in the second period as Dennis helped himself to a second before Will Bayley wrapped the game up for a comfortable win.

Semington FC 0-6 Old Road FC

Road Hitting Form

After a somewhat of a stuttering start to the 2022/23 season Old Road certainly seem to have found their form in recent weeks and they oversaw a comfortable win over Semington who are the second side who find themselves without a point at this moment in time.

Sam Whittock opened the scoring and it was soon 0-2 thanks to Adam House. Despite Zak Sallows having his penalty saved the rebound fell kindly back in his direction for him to make it 0-3 and the goals for the first half were not done there as Hugo Skelhorn got in on the act also.

The second half saw just the two goals from Patrick Whittock but there was also time for another missed penalty from Buddy Carson with work to be done scoring from 12 yards for Road.

Two Weir Town 2-0 FC Trinity

Two Weir Add To Middle Bunch

This victory from Two Weir against their former Bath rivals FC Trinity means that there are a bunch of teams separated by only three points in Division 1.

Both goals were scored in the first half for Two Weir, Jason Worlock & Ewan White putting Two Weir up to fifth on eleven points but Trinty are just behind them in sixth on ten points with Beeches in second on thirteen.