Goalscorer Danny Watts skips past a challenge at the Track. (Picture by Peter Frankland, 0624958)

SYLVANS negotiated their way past Rovers and into the semi-finals of the Rawlinson Cup last night after being involved in one of the worst games imaginable.
Any hopes that two young teams would serve up a treat of football soon disappeared and neither managed any shots or chances of note for the first 40 minutes.
However, just as it seemed inevitable that half-time would be a stalemate, Danny Watts beat Rovers keeper Jason Oliveira in a one-on-one situation to give Sylvans the lead.
Once the goal had been scored, Sylvans livened up a fraction and could have easily doubled their advantage before the half-time whistle was blown.
Oliveira made a smart save from Watts, before a 35-yard pile driver from Aaron Ferbrache was tipped around the post by the alert keeper.
Rovers coach Gary Stevenson would have been glad to get his men in the dressing room at half time, after enduring a woeful 45 minutes, even by their standards of recent seasons.
Any hopes of salvaging the game soon disappeared, though, when newly appointed captain Luis de Jesus stupidly kicked out off the ball and referee Geoff Ogier gave the winger his marching orders.