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Final score 1-0 to Bishops Cleeve.

68mins: - James Smith (16) comes on for Cotterill. 70mins: - Good persistence by Slack, who shrugs off James Smith but shoots over. 73mins: - James Rutter (12) comes on for Bayliffe. 76mins: - Crane's long goal kick causes Bishops problems but Davies

56mins: - Very scrappy, neither side is keeping the ball. 58mins: - Neat interplay between Bayliffe and Kevin Slack. Slack plays a one-two with the winger but stretches to shoot wide. 64mins: - Skidmore was booked (yellow) for dissent. 65mins: - The

Brown decides enough is enough and takes off ineffective midfield duo Sam Allsop and Danny Scheppell for Jermaine Clarke and Stuart Skidmore. It means a three pronged attack of Lamey, Clarke and Davies. 46mins: - Home fans shout for a penalty when Vercesi

40mins: - Nice move by the Greens. Lamey holds up the ball and a good pass sets Davies down the right. He spots Scheppell's good run and delivers a good ball but instead of volleying Scheppell tries to control it and the danger fades. 43mins: - Banner

29mins: - Davies flashes a long shot just over the bar. 32mins: - Rovers pile the pressure on home team. Dyer, with his back to the goal, flicks the ball with Scheppell and Lamey ready to pounce but Richard Mansell clears. 35mins: - A let off for Rovers

24mins: - 1-0 to Bishops Cleeve. Kevin Slack's shot bounces off Bayliffe, who controls it and slots ball past Crane. Rovers complain about offside bur referee ignores pleas.

13mins: - Davies'a great pass releases Banner and he wins a corner, which he takes himself. Lamey gets a weak header to it but it's easy for Skeen to take. 15mins: - Chris Cotterill wins ball off Pete Moss and gives the ball to Lamey. He opts to shoot

Rovers kick off. As if to relfect the lovely weather Rovers are wearing bright yellow. Bishops Cleeve are wearing blue. Sam Allsop releases Kevin Banner down the left with a great pass but Davies can't get his head to the cross. 4mins: - Luke Corbett

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