Ten-try Albion run riot at Brickfields

WIN A BIG STATEMENT OF INTENT

- By JOE WILKINSON

PLYMOUTH ALBION returned to Brickfields off the back of a disappointing away defeat to Rosslyn Park last week, with the home side eager to get back to winning ways.

Rhys Williams told club media that the team had "worked hard this week to hopefully make amends and do the crowd proud".

Visitors Dings Crusaders had seen a recent turnaround in form, beating Birmingham Moseley away from home before a narrow defeat to Blackheath last week.

Albion started strongly but it was Dings who scored first through Max Rivers. Lewis O'Grady added the conversion to send the visitors into an early 0-7 lead.

Their advantage wouldn't last, however, as Bobby Wigginton skipped free on the Albion left to cross, and Frankie Dart's kick levelled the scores.

Ten minutes later, Shea Cornish got his name on the scoresheet, and another successful conversion gave Albion the advantage for the first time in this game.