Match Reviews | While the tussle atop of the BFNL ladder remains as fierce as ever, the gap between the top six and the remaining aspirants has started to creep open.

Lake Wendouree won its second game of the season, ending an 11-game run of outs on the road with a comfortable 29-point win over Bacchus Marsh.

The Lakers booted nine goals to four after quarter time, flipping a two-point deficit into a 16-point lead at the half, that margin became 20 at three quarter time before extending to 29 at the final siren.

The Cobras were disappointing and let themselves down on the scoring front with an inaccurate one goal, eight behinds through the middle stages while Rohan Brown's Lakers took their chances adding 5.6 for the period, earning vital separation on the scoreboard.

Momentum remained with the visitors for the final term, enough to see them through for their most satisfying result under new season coach Brown.

The elusive talent in Bailey Thompson (three goals) was named best on ground for the Lakers ahead of new recruit Jaydo Wright, Angus Gove, Joel O'Connell (two goals), Cooper James (one goal) and Jonte Jarrod.

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