CharmouthFC lose to Shepton Beauchamp Reserves 6-1

Pawel Ciereszko, Man of the Match for Charmouth on Saturday in their defeat at Shepton Beauchamp <i>(Image: Charmouth FC)</i>
Pawel Ciereszko, Man of the Match for Charmouth on Saturday in their defeat at Shepton Beauchamp (Image: Charmouth FC)
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Charmouth FC were always up against it away to Shepton Beauchamp Reserves in Division Two of the Perry Street League playing some of the game with only nine men on the field.

They went a goal down and then Ryan Gay was sin-binned for dissent with Shane Webb joining him after an altercation with a linesman.

Strangely enough it was while they were depleted that they drew level, Russell Oldbury heading in from a Noah Ralph corner.

The re-instatement of the two players lasted only a few minutes before Gay picked up a second yellow card and was sent off.

The floodgates then opened with Shepton hitting five goals without reply as Charmouth chased the game.

The Man of the Match Award went to Pawel Ciereszko for an outstanding performance and never say die attitude.

Commented manager Martin Phillips: “Despite being the better footballing side, we lost the game ourselves playing twenty minutes with nine men and then forty minutes with ten men.”

This Saturday (September 26), Charmouth visit Ilminster Town A.

Kick off is at 2.30pm.

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