Bridges beat bottom side

A well deserved win for Bridges against a side who have brought in a number of new players as they try to get away from the bottom place in the League table.
Faversham keeper George Bentley had to make a fantastic save after just five minutes to tip away a good strike by Kieron Pamment, but the visitors came close themselves through Frankie Sawyer and Bradley Schafer.
Noel Leighton almost connected with a Kevin Rivera cross, whilst Camron Lawson saw a header scrambled away. But after 26 minutes, Rivera provided the pass to an overlapping DAN FERRERIA, who looked a touch surprised before slamming in from an angle at the near post.
But the experienced Sawyer turned provider five minutes before the interval and recognised regular striker ZAK ANSAH finished from close range to the delight of the travelling Faversham fans.
The game developed into an end to end affair without either keeper being seriously tested, thanks largely to well drilled defences, but the introduction of Curtis Gayler turned the game Bridges way. He was just wide with one free kick and saw another one held, but in between in the 75th minute his low cross from the right found PAMMENT at the far post for a tap in.
And two minutes into the four added, the roles were reversed when Pamment broke down the left and his cross found GAYLER in lots of space to clip home a third goal.

Bridges Man of the Match – Tadley Bromage.