Bristol Manor Farm extended their struggles at home following a 4-1 defeat to Westbury at the NL Services Stadium on Saturday. Westbury took an early lead within the opening ten minutes, as former Bristol Manor Farm player Bevan Cross finished a low cross to open the scoring.

The match remained 1-0 until the hour mark, when Westbury doubled their advantage. Leighton Thomas found space to slide the ball home, putting the visitors in a commanding position. Bristol Manor Farm responded shortly after with Bailey Croome converting a penalty to reduce the deficit and spark hopes of a comeback.

However, Westbury quickly reasserted control when Thomas headed in a third goal from a cross, restoring their two-goal lead. Before the final whistle, Westbury sealed the victory with a fourth goal courtesy of loanee Jenson Wakefield.

Leighton Thomas was a standout performer for Westbury, contributing two goals and playing a key role in their attacking play. The result prolongs Bristol Manor Farm’s challenges in securing positive results on home turf this season.