TAUNTON Town stretched their winning run to four games with a well deserved 4-2 away victory over mid-table Uxbridge in Division One South and West of the Zamaretto League this afternoon (Feb 27)..
With their previous three wins being at home, this was Taunton's first success on away soil since beating Cinderford Town 1-0 last August - and their first double of the season.
Taunton went ahead in the 25th minute when Alexis Piper netted with a fine header following a cross by Rod Marsh, and added another in the 55th minute when Craig Veal scored from the penalty spot after being brough down by Adrian Dinham.
Piper scored his second in the 71st minute but Uxbridge, who lost 3-2 at home to Taunton in August, hit back with two goals by second-half substitute Tom Howe - in the 77th and 85th minutes.
In a tense finish, Taunton substitute Luke Cole clinched the points for Taunton in the 88th minute with a goal from 15 yards out after being on the field for only two minutes.
These were Taunton's first away goals since November.