MINEHEAD Barbarians go into another blank Saturday lying third in Counties Two Somerset South, having won four of their opening five matches.

They have not played since they became the first side this season to beat St Bernadettes Old Boys 17-14 away on Saturday, October 18.

The Old Boys remain one point ahead of the Babas in second place, while the table is headed by Clevedon who are 100 per cent after five matches and have a six-point lead at the top.

Chew Valley Seconds are the only side in the division without a victory this season and are three points adrift at the bottom of the table, with Oldfield Old Boys lying 11th with one success in five games.

Minehead, whose impressive form has coincided with the arrival of new head coach Isaiah Graham-Hooper, are not back in action until, Saturday, November 8, when they play at home to Keynsham Seconds who are lying sixth in the table with three wins and two losses.

Clevedon will be looking to maintain their unbeaten record when they play at home to Castle Cary who are lying eighth with two wins and three losses.

St Bernadetes will be aiming to bounce back after their defeat by Minehead when they play away to Hornets 2nd XV who are always a difficult side to beat on home soil.

Burnham on Sea are set to play at home to tenth-placed Avon while Imperial, in fifth place, are home to Rebels Rugby, with only four points separating the teams.

Minehead Barbarians 2nd XV will be looking to maintain their 100 per cent record in Counties Four Somerset South when they play away to second-placed Morganians in a top of the table clash.

Weston 3rd XV, who are lying third, are set to play away to Burnham on Sea 2nd XV on Friday, November 7.