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Match Details: Saturday 2nd December 2017 Northern Premier League First Division North
Attendance: 383 Hyde United: Peter Crook, Kyle Harrison, James Burke, Janni Lipka, Harry Coates, Paddy Miller, Chris Sutherland (Karl Jones), Chris Churchman, Matthew Beadle, Tom Pratt (Pete Boyle), Luke Porritt (Dominic Marie). Subs not used: David Brown, Tyrone Gay. Tadcaster Albion: Ingham, Howarth, Hunter, Roper, Milne, Barrett, Murray, Sellars, Corner, Savory, Greening. Subs: Hardy, Mycoe, Akeroyd, Davidson, Stewart. Sent Off: Milne This was one of the better performances of the season so far against a very good Tadcaster side who were on a good run of form and results. Hyde had to show a high level of professionalism in the game after falling behind on four minutes when a mix up at the back allowed Aiden Savory to put Tadcaster ahead. The boys didnt panic, and it was clear that the pace of our wide players and the control in possession moving from the back through midfield would eventually pay dividends. The game turned on a red card, when Andy Milne was dismissed for a last man tackle on 36 minutes and constant pressure from Hyde eventually led to an equaliser, scored by Captain Paddy Miller right on the stroke of half time, allowing Darren to organise during the break and in the second half, take control. HT 1-1 The second half was all Hyde. Matty Beadle was really lively in the game, asking questions of the Tadcaster back line and looking to force them in to an error. He twice rounded the keeper, and looked to be taken down for a penalty, but the referee waved on play. It was on the hour mark that the Tiger moved ahead with substitute Karl Jones picking the ball up on the right hand edge of the box before forcing his way in between two defenders and firing a low left footed shot between keeper and post. 2-1 Hyde United FC The extra man was now starting to show, and allowed the Hyde fullbacks to get forward creating overloads. This allowed James Burke to support an attack on 76 minutes rounding his man and firing an excellent low cross which was slotted home by Matthew Beadle to make it 3-1 and to secure the game for Hyde- With the clock running down, substitute Dominic Marie, on home debut for the Tigers on his return to the club, fired a miscued shot in on the Tadcaster goal which found an unmarked James Burke on the edge of the six yard box and he slotted it home right footed. |