Two Wins In Four Days For St Ives
Tuesday 16 September Hinchingbrooke Cup St Ives Town 3 Potton United 1 GOALS from Scott Fielding, Dan Moyes and Barry Albone earned St Ives progress to the next round of the Hinchingbrooke Cup. Saints had fallen behind on 53 minutes when Simon Desborough
Tuesday 16 September
Hinchingbrooke Cup
St Ives Town 3 Potton United 1
GOALS from Scott Fielding, Dan Moyes and Barry Albone earned St Ives progress to the next round of the Hinchingbrooke Cup.
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Saints had fallen behind on 53 minutes when Simon Desborough tucked home a rebound for Potton but the home side averted a shock.
St Ives joint-manager Warren Everdell said: "We bossed the game from start to finish. At half time we told the lads to be patient and they were and we got the win that we deserved."
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Saturday 13 September
UCL Premier Division
Rothwell Corinthians 0 St Ives Town 4
SAINTS' bandwagon rolled on as Jez Hall and Warren Everdell's men moved into third place in the table with a classy win.
The game was only five minutes old when a fine in swinging corner from Dan Moyes was met by the head of Will Fordham and Moyes was once again the provider on 12 minutes when his long throw from the right met the head of Jamie Blackwell, making his first start of the season.
After 24 minutes Dan Newman slid a long ball to Blackwell, his clever first time flick found the feet of Scott Fielding who slotted home to make it 3-0.
Rob Mackney showed his determination to keep another clean sheet with two fantastic saves to deny Rothwell a chance to get back into the game as the half drew to a close.
In the second half Saints man Fordham suffered a nasty dislocated shoulder before the home goalkeeper spilled a Carl Foreman free kick to Lloyd Howard who made it 4-0.
Hall said: "This was a fantastic team effort and it was great to see that all three of the substitutes made an impact.
"Will Fordham will be out for six weeks or more and we all wish him a speedy recovery."
Saints travel to Desborough on Saturday.
