A strong performance by Boro on a cold Queensgate night ensured victory and put us another 3 points nearer the top of the league.
Man of the match, Gary Hepples.
Boro were by far the better team and after 20 minutes or so Gary Hepples, who would be my choice for 'man of the match' tonight opened the scoring, he and the Rangers 'keeper both went for a 50-50 ball and thankfully the ball ended up in the Rangers goal.
Graham Botham also had an excellent game and played some neat passes through the Rangers midfield and defence, but in spite of their dominance Boro had to settle for the 1-0 lead at half time.
2nd half it was still Boro who looked the most likely to score again and Ryan Blott had a terrific shot on target to double the score to 2-0.
Bill Law who had worked hard all game deservedly got his name on the scoresheet to make the score 3-0 which was a fair reflection on how the game had gone, but Rangers did manage to score a consolation goal when following a free kick everyone seemed to stand and watch as the ball went through everybody and straight into the net at the far post, Tom Woodhead in the Boro goal was unsighted but the defence should have dealt with the shot.
But a 3-1 victory against Winterton means that the unbeaten run is now 6 games.
Next is a trip to Thackley on Saturday and then the derby fixture with Bridlington Town next Tuesdasy evening.
UP THE BORO.............
Man of the match, Gary Hepples.
Graham Botham also had an excellent game and played some neat passes through the Rangers midfield and defence, but in spite of their dominance Boro had to settle for the 1-0 lead at half time.
2nd half it was still Boro who looked the most likely to score again and Ryan Blott had a terrific shot on target to double the score to 2-0.
Bill Law who had worked hard all game deservedly got his name on the scoresheet to make the score 3-0 which was a fair reflection on how the game had gone, but Rangers did manage to score a consolation goal when following a free kick everyone seemed to stand and watch as the ball went through everybody and straight into the net at the far post, Tom Woodhead in the Boro goal was unsighted but the defence should have dealt with the shot.
But a 3-1 victory against Winterton means that the unbeaten run is now 6 games.
Next is a trip to Thackley on Saturday and then the derby fixture with Bridlington Town next Tuesdasy evening.
UP THE BORO.............
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