Consecutive losses for title-contending Gisborne teams in Eastern Premiership football
You scratch my back and I'll scratch yours.
That's the prospect Gisborne teams Thistle and United face after both lost on Saturday.
They were sitting in second and third places respectively until second-bottom Taradale Reserves (now third-bottom) beat Thistle 5-3 and Western Rangers (seventh in the 10-team Eastern Premiership) beat
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