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Football 3.11.2018: Timsbury Athletic 2 Nailsea and Tickenham 1

3rd November 2018 by Timsbury Parish Council

Somerset Senior Cup holders Nailsea and Tickenham are out of this year’s competition after being beaten 2-1 away by Division 1 Timsbury Athletic. After going two up in the first half the home side lost keeper Charlie Phillips to injury just before the interval but central defender Ben Hancock did a good job in the second period as the home side defended well.

After Scott Pilgrim had shot just over for the visitors Jem Lutwama gave Timsbury a tenth minute lead. A short free-kick from Hancock to Jack Nix saw the latter cross into the area and Lutwama was on hand to steer the ball home. Ollie Carter also cleared the bar for Nailsea before Lutwama doubled the lead on 20 minutes after being set up by Rhys Cook.

Cook himself could have added to the lead but shot over. At the other end Tyler Manning saw a free-kick blocked by the home rearguard while an effort from Toby Neilson for Timsbury was deflected just wide. Close to half-time Luke Osgood went up with Phillips and headed just past a post but Phillips came down heavily and had to be carried off.

Early in the second half Chris Midgley saw his shot saved at the near post by visiting keeper George Shanks-Boon but as Nailsea upped the momentum Chris Gale struck just wide and Osgood hooked his effort wide. Cook raced clear for the home side but his shot was well wide before Nailsea pulled a goal back after 65 minutes when Gale hammered an unstoppable shot past Hancock.

The goalkeeper then blocked a goal-bound effort from Osgood before Timsbury came within a fraction of adding to their lead when Cook volleyed against the woodwork. Hancock did well to deal with a testing free-kick from substitute Josh Benjamin and Timsbury had to hold their nerve in a tense period of stoppage time. Osgood headed against the bar during that period  but Timsbury survived for a famous victory.

Star Man Matt Brooks (Timsbury Athletic)

Malcolm Tucker

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