The Cornish side, St Blazey, were the visitors to the JLC Ground where both teams produced an entertaining game of football in the Jewsons Western League Premier Division.

New signing, Sid Partridge, came into the squad.

Joe Bishop and Connor Saunders were handed starts in an otherwise unchanged line-up for the Swags.

The Swags started poorly with St Blazey being the more lively team, however, they took the lead against the run of play as Charlie Saunders adjusted well to poke in a Seb Scott corner.

St Blazey continued to cause problems and were rewarded with a penalty which Jakob Glover could not keep out to level the score.

Shea Mannings and Steve Kingdon went close for the Swags but could not finish a good Lucas Vowles cross.

St Blazey then took the lead after a deep cross was headed back across for a simple tap in, uncharacteristic defending from the Swags.

St Blazey went into half time with the lead.

Half-time discussions proved successful for the Swags as they came out with more intent, and equalised soon after the restart.

This time, Lucas Vowles was fouled in the box and scored from the resulting penalty.

Soon after, in a quick turnaround of goals, Shea Mannings did well down the right and produced an inviting cross for Vowles to head past the St Blazey keeper to make it 3-2.

The game was now more controlled by the Swags, who had more possession and prevented any further St Blazey attacks on goal.

In the final 10 minutes, midfielder Charlie Saunders did well to latch onto a loose ball in the box and was fouled for another penalty.

Vowles stepped up and finished to complete his hat trick and secure another three points for the Swags.

The Bedrock Engineering MOM was Lucas Vowles.

Joint manager Jamie Smith said, "We certainly were not at our best today, particularly in the first half where we took too long on the ball.

"Credit to the players for turning it around in the second half with a much more energetic performance to get us a vital win."