Saturday's First South & West review

But, in front of a crowd of 853, they both maintained their records after sharing a 1-1 draw in which new `Gogglebox` star, Tristan Plummer, broke the deadlock to give the Bulls a 72nd minute lead that Levi Landricombe cancelled out just 6 minutes later.

Mangotsfield United moved up to third place after winning 2-1 at Wimborne Town.

Lewis Powell gave the Mangos a 14th minute lead that Stefan Penny levelled less than 2 minutes later.

Ryan Bath won it for the visitors 15 minutes from time.

Swindon Supermarine and North Leigh complete the early top five and both won on Saturday.

Supermarine won 2-1 at home to Taunton Town with goals from Connor Waldon after 20 minutes and Callum Parsons after 66 minutes – 10 minutes after Matt Wright had equalised for the Peacocks.

North Leigh inflicted a first defeat of the season on Slimbridge on their own patch.

George Seacole`s brace in the 50th and 82nd minutes ended Slimbridge`s run in which they had drawn five of their previous seven games.

Evesham United are sixth after a comfortable 3-0 win at relegated Paulton Rovers.

Paul Fahy broke the deadlock in the 54th minute and then Nick Stanley on 70 minutes and Elliot Kennedy 9 minutes later confirmed victory for Paul Collicutt`s side.

Bridgwater Town remain win-less after nine matches following a 4-1 defeat at Winchester City, whose Howard Neighbour and Stuart Green both bagged braces – all after Harry Horton had given the Somerset side a 12th minute lead.

Bishops Cleeve won 2-0 at promoted Barnstaple Town, courtesy of Ben Hayes after 7 minutes and Jacob Davidge 18 minutes from time, while Didcot Town beat relegated Bideford 4-1 at the Loop Meadow.

But Diddy had to come back from Ben Watson and Ian Sampson goals down inside the opening 16 minutes.

Jack Powell pulled the first back on 34 minutes and 3 minutes after the break, Ben Whitehead equalised.

Sam Barder on 70 minutes and Taylor Janes 5 minutes from time sealed the turnaround, although Diddy player boss Andy Ballard did see red late on.

Steve Davies scored both goals in the 19th and 65th minutes as Shortwood United won 2-1 at home against now second-bottom AFC Totton, for whom Mike Gosney sandwiched a reply 5 minutes after the break.

Dean Griffiths gave Larkhall Athletic the lead a minute before half-time at home to third-bottom Wantage Town, whose Stuart Cattell equalised 2 minutes from time.

Steve Claridge`s Salisbury FC side aren`t finding it as easy as many suggested they would and they were beaten 3-1 at Yate Town on Saturday to leave them in ninth spot.

The Whites took a 32nd minute lead through Tommy Wright.

Recent signing Charlie Hitchings equalised 10 minutes after the break and 5 minutes later, Kyle Thomas had Yate in front.

Salisbury had Tom Whelan dismissed 20 minutes from time and Jack Ball added the Bluebells` third with 5 minutes remaining.

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