Report & Pictures John Hopkins
AFTER beating Basford United 3 – 0 at The Hive Arena on Saturday, Warrington Rylands now have three successive home wins under their belts with a total of 17 goals scored and conceding only one.
Manager Neil Reynolds appears to be steering his squad in the correct direction. He has stated that they were outstanding against Basford. The Hive is now becoming a Fortress and goals are coming from everywhere.
After just 8 minutes Ben Hardcastle scored a penalty, twenty minutes later Harrison Hopper latched on to an Alex Kiwomya header to get his first for the club and in the second half Kiwomya provided a pass for Ntumba Massanka to hammer the third pass Saul Deeney in the Ambers goal.
For the second game in a row, Kiwomya was made Man of the Match. He scored 5 goals against Skelmersdale and was the provider for this match.
Basford was not an easy team to beat. They came with a game plan but Warrington Rylands ‘blew that out of the water’ in the first 15 minutes.
Hopper scores
Warrington have now climbed out of the relegation zone in the league table.
Reno says ‘We’ve got a big week in training now before we place Blyth Spartans next Saturday.’
Blyth, who are facing problems on and off the pitch, are currently at the bottom of the league but will not be taken lightly when they travel to Warrington on Saturday 9th November, Kick-off 3.00 pm.
Matt Regan
