The game started in typical fashion, Boro attacking from the start and Dave Kemp almost scored within 30 seconds, but the first goal did arrive after just 9 minutes, the scorer was Rob Ellis and it took only another 4 minutes for Boro to double their lead as Scott Phillips bundled the ball home following a Graham Botham corner.
Rob Ellis was on hand in the 19th minute to score his 2nd and Boro's 3rd, he was fortunate as the Tevesal 'keeper hit one of his own players with the ball and Rob was on hand to send the ball into the back of the net and give Boro a 3 goal advantage.
Boro dominated and just past the half hour mark Ryan Blott headed a superb goal to give Boro a 4-0 lead and that remained the score as the teams left the field after 45 minutes.
The 2nd half got under way and Boro's Richard Medcalfe was given a straight red card for what I think was adjudged to have been a 2 footed tackle, anyhow it was a harsh decision as there was no malice in the challenge, but 10 man Boro just got on with the job in hand and Joel Hartley scored goal number 5 in the 66th minute, this goal followed yet more uncertaintity from the 'Tevvie' 'keeper, Joel was there to pick up the pieces and headed home for the 'Boro'.
A VERY HARSH DECISION.......................................................
Boro were playing some neat football, creating chances and as we approached the final stages of the game Danny Gray hit goal number 6.
Boro are perfectly placed, the teams below them will not look forward to coming up against them and on Saturday Boro travel to Leeds to play Yorkshire Amateurs, they will be looking for revenge after the horror show in the Wilkinson Sword Trophy tie a couple of weeks back, and victory over the Ammers will see everyone in great spirits for the following game which will be against Sunderland Nissan at home just 7 days later in the FA Vase and the Wembley dream could then be one step closer for Scarborough Athletic.
UP THE BORO....................
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