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Lydney
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Kick-off
College Way, Bath Road, 3pm
LAST MEETING
Bridgwater and Albion 18, Lydney 3 - National League Three South,
February 17, 2007
HOW WILL IT GO?
Bridgwater are strong at home but have made a shaky start and if
Lydney can cut down the errors, they should come out on top. Lydney
to win by 11 points - EMMA SMITH
WORDS OF WISDOM
"I'm confident that if we secure enough ball, we have enough
firepower.. to get the result," - COLIN HENDERSON
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