Suburban Warmley keep title destiny in their hands

FOLLOWING Saturday's games, it looks like it is a two horse race to finish champions of the Premier Division and earn a place in the playoffs to win promotion to the Gloucestershire County League.

- Derek CUMNER, [e-mail]

Ellis Harrison celebrates scoring for Bristol Rovers at Gillingham last Saturday

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The only team with their destiny in the own hands is Warmley Redbridge after they defeated thirdplaced Almondsbury Reserves 3-0. If they win their last five games, they will be champions.

Leaders Wessex Wanderers are hoping for a slip up from Warmley Redbridge after they travelled to Henbury & Rockleaze Reserves and won 4-1.

Rob Morris and Ben Kwapong were on target for Jamaica Bell ina 2-0 home win over Avonmouth Reserves, which followed two defeats in a row.

Easton Cowboys took a point from a 1-1 draw against Old Cothamians at Coombe Dingle. Cristiano Heredia Ligorria scored for the Cowboys in the 22nd minute.

Senior Division leaders Cosmos UK have a three-point lead at the top following a 3-0 win at a weakened Bromley Heath United Reserves.