Cheltenham RFC 35 - 17 Frome RFC

By Susie Watkins

7th Nov 2022 | Local Sport

(Pictured is player of the match Alex Mallon)
(Pictured is player of the match Alex Mallon)

The Frome RFC 1st were on the road at the weekend when they headed to Cheltenham RFC, a side that sat one place below them in Regional 2 Severn. 

The visiting side started well, but Cheltenham continued to threaten throughout the game, points from the boot of James Howard, added a penalty.

Hooker Matt King followed up the scoring with a good phase of play from the Forwards, a well worked Lineout saw King sat at the back and the maul drive across the line for him to dot down, Howard adding the extras.

The home side would notch up points throughout the game, but Frome scored again when Flanker Sam Bartlett gathered up a superb kick through fro Fly Half Simon Westlake, Howard again adding the extras.

The side will have plenty to work on throughout the week as they let Cheltenham further the score to win the game.

Assistant Head Coach, JJ Gagiano commented "unfortunately we could not build on the great work and result of last week, there  were patches of good play but we did not take our chances, credit to Cheltenham who played well and took their opportunities".

Player of the Match was awarded to Captain, Alex Mallon. 

The results sees Frome drop one position to 8th place. This weekend Frome RFC welcome 3rd place Chippenham RFC to The Lane.

     

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