Weymouth extended their unbeaten league run to ten matches with a convincing victory over Barnstaple at the latter’s home ground on Saturday. The Terras asserted control early in the game and capitalized on an early penalty awarded in the third minute. Toby Holmes converted from the spot to give Weymouth the lead.

The visitors doubled their advantage around the 15-minute mark when Sam Jackson headed in from a corner. Shortly afterward, Holmes came close to adding a third goal but was unable to find the net. Barnstaple’s goalkeeper, James Hamon, made a notable save just before halftime to deny Lewis Brown.

Early in the second half, Hamon was again called into action but could only parry a shot from the lively Tor Swann, who promptly finished the rebound to make it 3-0. This strike effectively secured all three points for Weymouth, who maintained their dominance throughout the match.

Tor Swann’s contributions stood out as a key factor in Weymouth’s win, earning him recognition as the match’s star performer. The victory not only highlighted Weymouth’s attacking prowess but also underscored their defensive solidity against Barnstaple’s efforts. The result keeps Weymouth firmly in positive form as they continue their league campaign.