Minehead AFC secured a 3-2 victory against a Bishops Lydeard XI in a recent friendly match.
This win was a satisfying comeback for Craig Carr's squad, after their narrow loss at Cothelstone Road in July.
George Sinnott gave Minehead the lead with a left-footed shot 10 minutes into the game.
Chris Barrett almost made it 2-0, but his header was saved.
Minehead dominated the game, except for a 15-minute spell at the start of the second half.
During this time, Bishops Lydeard scored two quick goals, taking the lead.
Barrett was inches away from an equaliser as Minehead regained their edge, shortly followed by a powerful effort from a Stefan Phillips pass that went a foot or so wide.
It was Phillips with a trademark free kick, placed perfectly into the corner, which soon afterwards restored the equilibrium.
Substitute Ollie Prescott scored the winner for Minehead with a 15-yard strike.
The Blues used players: Greg Turner, Bertie Harvey-Larmar, Toby Morris, George Painter, Phillips, Sinnott, Will Singleton-Voss, Lee Smyth, Barrett, Toby Waghorn, and Sam Jackson.
Rolling subs included Sam Jackson, Fin Landon, Dan Vickers, Michael Neild, and James Knight.
[[Minehead]] have their final friendly game on Saturday, August 2, against a Wellington XI at The Rec, kicking off at 3pm, with the County League season starting on Saturday, August 9, against Winscombe.
The first home game takes place on Saturday, August 16, against Peasedown Miners Welfare at 3pm.
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