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Beer Reserves beaten by University 4ths in Exeter

PUBLISHED: 09:28 20 September 2018

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Beer Reserves were beaten 4-2 when they travelled into Exeter to face University Fourths in a Macron League Division Three match.

After going 2-0 down, Jay Catley pulled a goal back from a penalty, before University restored their two goal advantage.

An Alex Padget header then gave the Albion hope at 3-2 before the students slotted in their fourth to open their season on a winning note.

Next up for the Fishermen’s second string is an away trip to Tedburn St Mary this Saturday (September 22).

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