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PAULTON ROVERS 2 BISHOPS CLEEVE 4

DIV ONE SOUTH
By Noel Avis

BISHOP’S Cleeve took their chances well to win this eventful and entertaining encounter with Paulton Rovers.
Paulton had early chances as Kyle Tooze prodded a chance wide and Ed Butcher‘s shot was well saved by Lewis Clayton. But then, against the run of play, Jay Malshanskyj fired past Sam Jepson to give Cleeve the lead.
After 45 minutes, Butcher, in his first full game following a lengthy injury, scored an equaliser from a corner.
Ben Mclean scored again for the visitors before Ross Langworthy latched onto a headed clearance to put Cle...

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