The opening goal which had been
threatened finally came in the 22nd minute when
Eady's header from a corner bounced down off the
bar and Vowden finished it off on the goal line.
Marcus Josiah made a few incisive runs for the
home side but they failed in thje final third
and the visitors impressed with a mixture of
quick breaks,short passing and switching the
play.
Steve Bell on the left was a constant threat for
Newmarket and he thundered in a 25 yard drive
into the top corner of the net to double the
lead two minutes after half time.
Woodbridge to their credit tried
hard in reply and Glen Snell had keeper Gillings
diving to save and Josh Mayhew had a shot
blocked from close range but the visitors still
finding time and space held all the cards and
Louis Baillie from 30 yards struck a perfect
free kick high into the net to seal the win in
the 83rd minute.
Woodbridge boss Mark Scopes
was understandably disappointed but said he
would continue to try to play the right way so
hopefully his young side would have learned from
their opponents today as at times their ball
possession and movement was first class.
Woodbridge: Adam Wilson, James
Fulker (Ben Goddard 70), David Kempson,
Gavin Frost, Grant Monaghan (Tom Barton 85),
Aaron Churchyard, Marcus Josiah, Liam Scopes,
Josh Mayhew, Glenn Snell, (Dan Morphew 80), Seb Brimstead
Referee: Tony Goddard
Attendance: 83
Report by Mick Banthorpe.
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