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Suburban Bell overcome Almonds to make it three Premier victories in a row

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November 27, 2025

PREMIER Division leaders Almondsbury Reserves fell to their third defeat of the season to a revitalised Jamaica Bell, who won their third successive game with a 3-0 success at the BAWA, thanks to strikes from Rob Morris, Ben Kwapong and Kevin De Cristofaro.

- Derek CUMNER

Second-placed Warmley Rangers missed a chance to move into pole position by drawing 0-0 at third-placed Phoenix NG.

Fourth-placed Southmead CS Athletic have scored 27 goals in a unbeaten run of six games after they beat Easton Cowboys 8-0 at Pen Park.

Wessex Wanderers, in fifth, are only a point behind the leaders following a 3-1 win at Avonmouth Reserves, with three second half goals from Tom Trimble, Rafe Lloyd-Jones and Mitchell Goldsmith.

Bertie Lucas bagged a brace for St Aldhelms as they moved clear of the relegation positions following a 3-2 win at Old Cothamians. Woodie Berry scored their other goal.

Following a goalless first half, Senior Division leaders Cosmos UK scored three goals in the second half against previously unbeaten Filton Athletic Reserves.

In a tight game at Filwood, AFC Bohemia edged out hosts Mendip Broadwalk Reserves 1-0 to stay a point behind the leaders. At Pomphrey Hill, Bromley Heath United Reserves shared six goals with Hartcliffe FC.

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