On Air Now Non-Stop Music 11:00pm - 6:00am
Now Playing Diana Ross I'm Coming Out

Droylsden downed by Prescot

BetVictor North West: Prescot Cables 4-0 Droylsden

One shot on goal in 90 minutes summed up this lack lustre performance from Droylsden, who capitulated in the second-half to lose 4-0 at Prescot Cables.

The Bloods fell behind after just nine minutes when debut keeper Nathan Wolland rolled the ball out to Tom Moore whose clearance hit Matt Hamilton who easily converted, the player earlier having the first chance of the game which saw Wolland block at the near post.

The Bloods had a great chance to equalise soon after, Danny Wilkins' corner finding Andy Langford at the back post whose shot was bundled away by the Cables' defence.

The strong wind in the first-half limited the play of both teams, Hamilton coming the closest seeing his free-kick from the edge of the area just clearing the bar.

Kicking with the wind Cables took control of the second-half, Wolland saving at close range from Myler, Hamilton’s follow up blazing over.

Minutes later Prescot doubled their lead from the penalty spot, Hamilton converting after Wolland brought down the striker on the edge of the area and seeing yellow.

Hamilton got his third on 70 minutes with a superb free-kick from 25 yards finding the top corner of the net, and Sean Myler made it four with a deflected shot from the edge of the area after the Droylsden defence failed to clear a free-kick and finish a miserable afternoon for the Bloods with 15 minutes remaining.

By Nigel Barlow

 

More from Sport

  • Spooner back in Hyde hotseat

    Just over a year after his departure, Hyde United have announced the return of former boss Nick Spooner. 

  • Palmowski eyes F1 Academy glory

    Simmondley speedster Alisha Palmowski is within touching distance of landing the biggest prize in female motorsport. 

  • United View: Reds forced to settle for a point

    While United’s trip to Elland Road went better than many expected, it wasn’t quite the emphatic response Michael Carrick would have been hoping for after a tumultuous week. 

  • City Watch: Maresca smashes managerial record

    There is no denying that Manchester City have made a pretty special start to life under Enzo Maresca, with Saturday’s victory over Ipswich Town taking us to seven wins from seven in the Premier League and putting the Italian into the history books. 

Weather

  • Mon

    15°C

  • Tue

    13°C

  • Wed

    13°C

  • Thu

    12°C