UCL Division One --- Huntingdon Town 4-1 Thrapston Town --- HUNTINGDON Town halted a run of five games without a win by taking all three points against high-flying Thrapston. Town have been struggling for goals this season, but re-found their scoring to

UCL Division One ---

Huntingdon Town 4-1 Thrapston Town ---

HUNTINGDON Town halted a run of five games without a win by taking all three points against high-flying Thrapston.

Town have been struggling for goals this season, but re-found their scoring touch on Saturday, ramming home four to give co-managers Al Lenihan and Pat O'Keefe something to smile about. However, it took a Dwayne Rankin double in the final five minutes to secure the points.

Town had keeper Dave Beeny back in action following suspension, with Stuart Eason taking up outfield duties after his stint between the sticks last week.

Town were also boosted by the return of Brett Bellamy, who re-signed for the club during the week.

O'Keefe said: "Brett made a significant difference to our performance, and we have Ian Fovargue due back shortly. We can now look forward to four very difficult fixtures knowing we will have a side capable of taking points from those games.

O'Keefe also said the club hope to sign a new midfield player before Christmas to improve their attacking options.

Town opened their account against Thrapston courtesy of a Chris Walton own goal five minutes in. But they could not consolidate their lead, and Thrapston nicked a goal back just before half-time.

But the visitors' buoyant mood was scotched by Chris Brown who put Town back in front on 44 minutes.

The second half was a battle for supremacy with both teams having chances to score, but things remained in the balance until Rankin doubled the Town tally with goals in the 86th and 90th minutes.