Amesbury player/manager Adam Pearson
STRUGGLING Amesbury Town suffered last-gasp heartbreak on Tuesday night at the hands of Sydenhams Wessex Premier heavyweights Sholing.
In the 89th minute, Terry Cuthbertson's low cross found Owen Roundell at the far post who swept home for a dramatic 1-0 victory.
The fourth successive defeat has heaped extra pressure on the Blues and new manager Adam Pearson, who was unable to raise a side at Portland United on Saturday, so their game was postponed.
They welcome Moneyfields, who were dumped out of the Russell Cotes Cup by neighbours Bemerton in midweek, to Bonnymead Park on Saturday (3pm).
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