WILTSHIRE LEAGUE: Luckless Wroughton beaten again (From Swindon Advertiser)

WILTSHIRE LEAGUE: Luckless Wroughton beaten again

6:00am Tuesday 25th September 2012 in Sport

WROUGHTON  remain bottom of the Wiltshire Premier after surrendering a 1-0 half-time lead at Shrewton.

The hosts hit back in the second half and at one stage led 4-1, before the Weir Field outfit bagged with a couple of goals late on to make it 4-3.

Alan Palmer (2) and Danny Cosby were on the scoresheet but it was a result that left Wroughton still searching for their second win of the season.

Joint boss Stef Kuczynski was bemused at what had happened, saying: “There was plenty of goals, but then that’s the case in most of the games we play.

“We were 1-0 up at half time and we just about deserved it, and came out in the second half thinking we should have been adding to it.

“But they had a 15-minute spell and suddenly we were 3-1 down. Their fourth goal was an absolute cracker, he must have hit it from 25 yards.

“We were a bit puzzled by it all. Every time we have a bit of a blip we get punished for it.

“I think we deserved a point and they would probably agree with that.

“The people watching certainly got a lot of entertainment, but we couldn’t get three points and Shrewton is a long way to go.”

Elsewhere in the division, Chippenham Park are top of the league after their 4-1 thrashing of former Hellenic side Trowbridge.

Purton kept up their chase for top spot with an immaculate 7-0 thrashing of Devizes, while Wilts Calne Town maintained their form with a 5-2 victory over Southbrook.

Marlborough drew 2-2 at Beversbrook while Blyskawica took their tally of wins to three in hammering Corsham 5-0.

Malmesbury closed the gap on game-less Madames in Division One courtesy of a narrow 1-0 win at home to Intel .

Third-placed South Marston picked up a useful 2-1 victory against Marshfield but Nalgo Wanderers and Chippenham Park Reserves played out a 0-0 bore-draw.

Meanwhile, Ashton Keynes lost 2-1 at Wilton, leaving them with just one win in the league this season.

The was one cup game played at the weekend in the Fountain Trophies Junior Knockout Cup, which saw AFC Wroughton edge out Marlborough Reserves 3-2.