Willie Clemons scored IslandStats.com Bermudian footballers experienced a weekend of contrasting fortunes across the UK, with goals, red cards and crucial results all featuring in their respective matches.
Championship:
Nahki Wells' Bristol City were held to a 1-1 draw by Queens Park Rangers at Ashton Gate. Wells remained on the bench, but teammate Scott Twine made an instant impact as a second-half substitute, curling in a free-kick to give City the lead. However, their advantage was short-lived as Paul Smyth equalised for QPR five minutes later.
Non-League:
Keziah Martin was an unused substitute as his Rushall Olympic side suffered a 2-1 defeat to Scarborough Athletic.
Harry Twite enjoyed better luck, with his Loughborough Students team securing a 3-1 victory over Corby Town.
Reggie Lambe's Needham Market played out a goalless draw with Southport in the Vanarama National League North.
Goalkeeper Dale Eve was an unused substitute as his Alvechurch team fell to a 1-0 loss against Spalding United in the Southern League.
Knory Scott endured a difficult afternoon, receiving a red card in the first half of Lancing FC's 4-1 defeat to Ramsgate in the Isthmian League. Scott was dismissed following a scuffle with an opposition player, who was shown a yellow card.
Justin Donawa's Brackley Town secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Chester FC.
Milan Butterfield was on the losing side as his Basford United team went down 2-1 to FC United of Manchester.
Kane Crichlow's Chelmsford City suffered a 3-2 defeat to Hampton & Richmond in the Vanarama National League South.
Willie Clemons continued his impressive form, helping Felixstowe & Walton extend their unbeaten run in the Isthmian League to twelve games with a 2-0 victory over Waltham Abbey. Clemons opened the scoring with a superb solo effort, latching onto a through ball and finishing with aplomb.
Today's results highlight the diverse experiences of Bermudian footballers plying their trade in the UK. From Championship battles to non-league triumphs and red card drama, their journeys continue to provide excitement and intrigue for fans back home.
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