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HYDE UNITED 5 GOOLE AFC 0

By Mark Worthington
■ HYDE United kept alive their title hopes with a comfortable defeat of bottom of the table Goole as they ran riot and scored five goals in an impressive and at times eye-catching performance.
Janni Lipka opened the scoring on 18 minutes with a low drive from the edge of the box.
And two quick-fire goals before the interval from Matthew Beadle and Tom Pratt had Hyde firmly in control – both rounding goalkeeper Ben Saynor before slotting in.
Twenty minutes from time Marcus Marshall tapped in a fourth from close range.
Before Luke Porritt completed the rout, fo...

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