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Hyde United 1-0 Gainsborough Trinity: Super Sonny shines bright

Hyde United won the battle of two of the sides at the top of the NPL Premier after a single-goal victory over Gainsborough Trinity ended a run of three games without a win in the league, while ending the visitors’ unbeaten away record.
Hyde United

By George Rothwell

HYDE UNITED 1
Whittingham 7

GAINSBORO T 0

NET GAINS: Sonny Whittingham scores the early winner for Hyde
PICTURE: Richard Parkes

HYDE United won the battle of two of the sides at the top of the NPL Premier after a single-goal victory over Gainsborough Trinity ended a run of three games without a win in the league, while ending the visitors’ unbeaten away record.
Hyde scored the only goal of the game on seven minutes. A free-kick conceded by Gainsborough just inside their half allowed Liam Tongue to deliver into the box.
He found the head of captain Brad Roscoe, the k...

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