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Tigers still hunting play-offs

MARSKE UNITED 0 HYDE UNITED 2
By Martin Jobling

HYDE stayed in pole position for the play-offs with a gritty win at Marske.
The Seasiders made four changes from their midweek defeat at Gainsborough with Rio May and Connor Smith returning from injury and Kevin Burgess recovering from the illness that kept him out in midweek.
That gave Marske an added resilience lacking in previous games as the first half turned into one of attrition with few chances at either end.
Hyde came close when Liam Tongue burst into the box and his shot was deflected across goal. Marske’s first re...

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