This was a much better performance by TMS, carrying on where they left off the previous week at Troon.

After a substantial period of end to end play the home side made the breakthrough they were looking for, when Man of the Match Ryan Eustice crossed from the left for Richard Luff to peel of his marker and finish with ease. Wendron continued to push for a goal of their own which came despite a vociferous offside appeal that fell on deaf ears. Wendron then took the lead just before half time when a corner sailed in past the keepers outstretched arms, and the whistle signaled the break with the score 1:2.

The second half began with the home side getting more of the game, but being unable to turn good pressure into goals. Twenty five minutes into the half Elliot Jolly came of the bench and last years top scorer duly leveled the scores with a cool finish from just inside the area. A draw looked to be a fair result for both teams, until with just three minutes remaining Wendron snatched a winner following a defensive mix up between Pascoe and Hill in goal which allowed a flicked header to creep over the line.

TMS deserved more from the game and are continuing to gel as a side, despite the forced changes in personal again from injuries and other commitments and it surely won't be long before the tide turns and a victory ensues.

Steve Pascoe, Manager