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HELSTON ATHLETIC 2 TAVISTOCK 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Brian Herbert

■ HELSTON Athletic’s hopes of avoiding relegation received a boost as they defeated Tavistock.
Andrew Sowden-Bird produced a superb double save early on, keeping out an effort from Ethan Wright and Jack Crago. The Blues took the lead after half an hour, Jacob Smith meeting a flicked-on corner to knock the ball past Aaron Dearing.
Six minutes later, the lead was doubled via Liam Eddy.
Five minutes after half-time, the Lambs were reduced to ten when Luke Mortimore saw red. But they did reduce the arrears, Liam Prynn pouncing on defensive mix...

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