Club Thorne’s stylish second half performance puts them 7 points clear at the top of the Humber Premier League with a third straight home win against Beverley Town Reserves.
Thorne didn’t have the best of starts to the game, after failing to clear their lines in just the fourteenth minute of the game, Beverley took advantage and went in front.
This didn’t stop Thorne though, they responded to this mistake with chances up the other end of the pitch, leading to the in form Joe Pugh firing home from the penalty spot.
It wasn’t the best first half from Thorne, but Jimmy O’Neil had a lot to say to his side in order for them to turn the result around.
The second half kicked off and it only took Thorne ten minutes to respond, Tom Hinton’s corner was whipped in to perfection and then fired home by debutant, Jamie Green.
After this, Colliery were relentless to the Beverley defence, forced two brilliant saves from the away sides’ keeper, one clipping the crossbar.
It wasn’t long until Thorne got their third, Henry Parr received the ball down the left wing, his cross was then fired goal-wards and the keeper catches but fails to stay outside of the goal.
Almost instantly, Thorne found their fourth, Henry Parr again crossed the ball in to perfection, finding Tom Hinton who hit it first time past the keeper.
It’s another three points on the board for Thorne, three home wins in a row and top of the table with just nine games to go, can they go on to win it?
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