Loan Watch: Camp comes up trumps

The Spitfires opened the scoring through former Christchurch defender Michael Green in the 11^th minute, his goal coming after Eastleigh goalkeeper Joe McDonnell had thwarted Cody Cooke.

Weymouth, who drew 0-0 with Eastleigh on Boxing Day, dominated possession in the second half and were finally rewarded for their efforts 16 minutes from time.

Camp, who made his 13^th appearance of the season for the Terras, threw himself into a tackle with Eastleigh’s leading goalscorer Ben House when he had looked destined to score.

And his timely intervention paid dividends as the Terras mounted a swift counter-attack which ended with Jordan Ngalo equalising for Brian Stock’s team.

Absolutely incredible block from Camp! Weymouth then go down the other end and score and it's a tidy finish from Ngalo. (1-1)

— Weymouth FC (@theterras) January 2, 2021

Sam Sherring finished on the losing side for only the second time in the National League as leaders Torquay United suffered a shock 2-1 defeat against Yeovil Town at Huish Park.

Sherring had been on the scoresheet just seven days previously when the Gulls recorded an emphatic 6-1 win over the Glovers at Plainmoor.

Gary Johnson’s team, facing his former club, looked on course for another victory when Aaron Nemane fired them ahead just after half-time.

However, after Josh Neufville had levelled three minutes from time, Luke Wilkinson struck the decisive blow in the dying seconds.

LEAGUE TWO

Tyler Cordner was involved as Scunthorpe twice went close to levelling before they went down 3-1 at the hands of fellow strugglers Stevenage.

Devarn Green drew first blood for the Iron at the Lamex Stadium, only for Charlie Carter’s quickfire double to give the hosts the interval lead.

Cordner teed up Ryan Loft for an effort which flashed past the post before the defender’s header three minutes from time was blocked.

Substitute Aramide Oteh completed the scoring in added time as Stevenage climbed out of the drop zone.

Jake Scrimshaw came off the bench to make his 16^th appearance for Walsall but was powerless to stop them slipping to a 2-0 defeat against Carlisle United.

Scrimshaw replaced Alfie Bates in the 61^st minute and as the Saddlers trailed 1-0 to Omari Patrick’s 26^th-minute opener at the Banks’s Stadium.

Josh Kayode’s goal 12 minutes from time condemned the hosts to a third straight defeat as victory took the Cumbrians to the top of the table.

Picture credit: Mark Probin

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