Wells Return Fixture

Both teams started well creating chances at either end, but it was the ''Seasiders'' who opened the scoring, the the no.11 shot home from close range with a long protest coming from the home defence. The Thierry Henry syndrome of the official missing a handball. The lead was short lived when good work on the right by Weaver-Pope, saw his cross being converted by the on-rushing Coe. The ''Pedlars'' then turned up the heat dominating the half with Durrant adding to the scoring after a goalmouth scramble following a corner and Asprey adding a 3rd, continuing his scoring run of late.
H-T 3-1
The second half continued in the same vain as the first, with Swaffham dominating play with some cracking one touch football resulting in Coe getting his second.The visitors to there credit never gave up and reduced the arrears when slack defending let in the Wells no.10. This woke the home side up with Asprey and Durrant both adding to there first half goals total.
A fitting finale to the game was when young N.Clarke opened his account for the ''Pedlars'' second string with a great team effort goal.
This came from Nathan, being promoted to the Reserves, having turned in some excellent performances, for the good work being carried out in the ''A'' Team.