BRIDGWATER Town host Cribbs tonight (ko 8pm), for a rare Friday night fixture at Fairfax Park.

The Robins remain top of the Toolstation Western League Premier Division standings, after beating Odd Down 2-1 last Saturday.

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Bridgwater co-manager Dave Pearse said that he was delighted with those “really important three points”.

He added: “I gave the lads a bit of a dressing down before the game as I sensed things had been getting a bit complacent in the last few weeks.

“To their credit, the lads were all excellent and I got the response I was after.

“Odd Down are always tough to break down but we stuck at it and Jack [Taylor] got his usual goal.

“Some people said a draw would have been fair but, ultimately, we took our chances and they didn’t.”

The Robins may be at the league summit, and Cribbs down in 13th, but the hosts will be without Jack Taylor and Jake Llewellyn, both of whom were sent off in last week’s Somerset Premier Cup defeat at Clevedon Town.

Cribbs are also unbeaten in their last four league matches, beating Brislington and Wellington, before drawing with Willand Rovers and Chipping Sodbury Town.

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TOMORROW sees Middlezoy Rovers return to Somerset County League action, with a trip to Odd Down Reserves (ko 2.30pm).

Zoy are looking to climb the Premier Division standings, as they are currently 13th; Odd Down are winless and bottom of the table.

In Division 1, Bridgwater Town Reserves travel to near-neighbours Burnham United (ko 2.30pm).

Bridgwater are second in the table, while Burnham are struggling down in 14th (third from bottom).

And in Division 3, Middlezoy Rovers Reserves are looking to keep themselves at the summit as they go to third-placed Cheddar Reserves (ko 3pm).

On Sunday, Middlezoy Rovers Ladies entertain Downend Flyers (ko 2pm).

Zoy Ladies are fifth in the Premier Division of the South West Women's League, with Downend at the foot of the table.