Fowlmerre shocked by happy Wanderers
Buntingford Wanderers 4 Fowlmere 1 FOWLMERE slipped to a surprise 4-1 defeat on Saturday as Buntingford Wanderers proved more than a match for the BIS Division 1A side. The hosts had their higher division opponents under the cosh early on and were 2-0
Buntingford Wanderers 4
Fowlmere 1
FOWLMERE slipped to a surprise 4-1 defeat on Saturday as Buntingford Wanderers proved more than a match for the BIS Division 1A side.
The hosts had their higher division opponents under the cosh early on and were 2-0 up midway through the first half, despite the best efforts of Dan Caley and Shaun Audley in the Fowlmere attack.
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However, the visitors were undone for a third time, with when a Buntingford forward slid the ball home just before half- time.
Few opportunities fell Fowlmere's way, but they were rewarded after an hour when Audley slotted in a powerful finish.
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However, Wanderers hit them with a fourth.
Fowlmere manager Steve Walker said: "It wasn't the result we had possibly expected, but we did experiment with a few things.
"It was a chance to take a look at a couple of players and move some players around - which is what pre-season is all about.
"However, to be fair to Wanderers they were the better side, and in having the majority of the game deserved the victory.
"They were a tough side that kept the ball very well."
Fowlmere continue their pre-season fixtures tonight (Thursday) when they entertain Royston Town at Fowlmere Recreation ground, 6.30pm.
Walker said: "I know Paul Attfield and most of his players very well, having worked with them in the past, and I'm looking forward to testing ourselves against them.
"They're a very good team, so we're under no pressure. I just want my players to give a good account of themselves and enjoy the experience.
"I'm not sure what sort of line-up Royston will field, with their league season starting on Saturday, but I'm expecting a good, entertaining game.
