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BRIDLINGTON T 0 MARSKE UNITED 7

By Dom Taylor

■ FOR the first seven minutes it looked like this may have been a competitive match at Queensgate, but Marske grew as the game went on and by half-time it was clear there would only be one winner.
Both strikers for Marske, Adam Boyes and Mathew Tymon, bagged emphatic hat-tricks in a one-sided encounter.
James Fairly also made it on to the scoresheet to complete the rout.
Bridlington will be looking to bounce back next week away to Worksop where boss Brett Agnew will hopes to have some injured players back to full fitness.The hosts finished with just ten men on the ...

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