Chris Flood
DORCHESTER TOWN
1	Simon Evans		46
2	Harrison Bell		64
3	Neil Martin		46
4	Mark Jermyn		46
5	Nathan Walker		46
6	Kyle Critchell		69
7	James Coutts		46
8	Jamie Gleeson		46
9	Ben Dickenson		46
10	Chris Flood		46
11	Steve Devlin		46
Substitutes
	Dan Thomas		46
	Nathan Peprah-Annan		46
	Jamie Symes		46
	Gary Bowles		46
	Nick Crittenden		46
	Ryan Dovell		46
	Ryan Moss		46
	Rico Wilson		46
	Ryan McKechnie		46
	Ben Martin		64
	Matt Oldring		64
EXETER CITY
1	Artur Krysiak
2	Jack Furzer		46
3	Billy Jones
4	Aaron Dawson		79
5	Troy Archibald-Henville
6	Richard Duffy		46
7	Chris Shepherd		46
8	David Noble		46
9	Guillem Bauza		46
10	Elliott Frear		46
11	Richard Logan		46
Substitutes
	Lenny Pidgeley		46
	Steve Tully		46
	James Dunne		46 83
	Danny Coles		46 63
	Kallum Keane		46
	Scott Golbourne		46
	Liam Sercombe		46
	Scot Bennett		46
	Daniel Nardiello		46
	Callum McNish		46
	Tom Nichols		46
	Roger Ingham		63
	Jake Gosling		83

Friday 8th July 2011
		Dorchester Town	1
		Flood 20
		Exeter City	1
		Nardiello 69

Flood strikes again for Dorchester

by Ky Capel

Chris Flood made it two goals in as many games as Dorchester Town earned another impressive result against Npower League One opposition.

Last night’s 1-1 draw with Exeter City may not have been as emphatic as Wednesday’s 4-1 win over a Yeovil Town XI, but the Magpies produced another encouraging display against higher-ranked visitors.

Boss Ashley Vickers said: “It was a real test for us as teams like Exeter try and play, and it was a great workout for us because if we press like that in our league we will get the ball back a lot easier.

“I thought we more than held our own and there were some really positive performances again. I’m really pleased with how things are going as there is a great feel around the club.”

Vickers also had a first viewing of former Weymouth defender Matt Oldring and ex-Southampton Academy full-back Ben Martin.

Discussing the two trialists, the 40-year-old added: “I thought Matt did everything right. I don’t know too much about Ben but they will both play at Bridport (today, 4pm) and the opportunity is there.”

Once again the Magpies were unfazed by their League One opponents and again they took the lead.

Skipper Mark Jermyn won possession in the middle of the park before playing in Flood, who then rolled the ball under the advancing Artur Krysiak with 20 minutes played.

The Grecians almost found an immediate leveller but Guillem Bauza’s header was well saved by home keeper Simon Evans.

The second half began with just two players remaining from the 22 that started proceedings. And the first opportunity fell to the visitors – Daniel Nardiello thwarted by Dan Thomas at the near post.

The same man was not to be denied a second time and he equalised in the 69th minute after gathering a sublime pass from James Dunne.

Exeter’s Tom Nichols and Dorchester’s Ryan Moss and Gary Bowles all went close to winning the game in the final five minutes but it ended all square.