North Gloucester League
Premier Division
Bream 2, Woolaston 5
BREAM's slim hopes of clinging on to their Premier League status probably disappeared as they were put to the sword by a highly rated young Woolaston team.
The Woolaston boys were sharper and created many more opportunities, especially in the second-half.
"Bream gave us plenty of work and played really well in the early stages," said Woolaston manger Dave Crook.
But it was a second-half cake-walk for Woolaston as top strikers Jason James and Paul Crook netted a couple apiece and then Rob Guest finished Bream off with a magnificent volley from 25 metres out.
It has been a mixed season for Bream.
The club is without a ground and after winning promotion last season they have struggled with an unsettled side.
"We came up last season and it looks as though we are going straight back again," said Glyn Shingles.