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Newark Town 4 - 1 Dinnington Town
Richard Lane5 Nov 2016 - 11:14
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A brace from captain Jammy Lloyd saw Town return to winning form against Dinnington.
Improved finishing in the second-half ensured Newark Town got their season back on track with an ultimately comfortable win over Dinnington Town.
The Blues went into the match with one point from their last two matches, but a brace from inspirational captain Jammy Lloyd ensured the three points against the second-from-bottom side.
Tyler Martin had the game's first opportunity, bringing out a good save from Dinnington keeper Taylor after a hooked effort on target early in the match.
However Newark scored the early goal they were looking for through Sam Wilford, who volleyed in first-time after a knock down header from Reece Carlisle to put Town in front on 8 minutes.
Julian Joachim, who returned to the starting eleven following injury, had the opportunity to add a second, but saw his shot saved by Taylor after being played through one-on-one.
Dinnington were lively in attack and saw a header hit the bar after Newark let their attention slip after a throw in.
Newark were creating the majority of the chances butnot capitalising on them, with Jammy Lloyd seeing a shot deflected wide and Martin shooting into the side netting.
Joachim showed his class with an exquisite volley from 30 yards, which dipped on to the underside of the bar before being cleared.
He also saw a second one-on-one saved, before Dinnington struck on the brink of half-time through Helliwell effort that trickled over the line despite George Pearce’s desperate attempts to clear.
Lloyd went close with a header at the start of the second half, before smashing a low drive into the bottom left-hand corner to give Newark the lead with 55 minutes played.
Wilford then hit a long-range shot which stung the hands of the goalkeeper before narrowly missing the target following a goalmouth scramble..
The win was sealed when Lloyd got his second on 78 minutes as he fired an accurate shot into the corner once again after a good cross from sub Dom Swingler.
Three minutes from time Joachim put the finishing touches to an impressive performance with a touch of class as he ran through the defence before rounding the keeper and stroking the ball home.
The Blues went into the match with one point from their last two matches, but a brace from inspirational captain Jammy Lloyd ensured the three points against the second-from-bottom side.
Tyler Martin had the game's first opportunity, bringing out a good save from Dinnington keeper Taylor after a hooked effort on target early in the match.
However Newark scored the early goal they were looking for through Sam Wilford, who volleyed in first-time after a knock down header from Reece Carlisle to put Town in front on 8 minutes.
Julian Joachim, who returned to the starting eleven following injury, had the opportunity to add a second, but saw his shot saved by Taylor after being played through one-on-one.
Dinnington were lively in attack and saw a header hit the bar after Newark let their attention slip after a throw in.
Newark were creating the majority of the chances butnot capitalising on them, with Jammy Lloyd seeing a shot deflected wide and Martin shooting into the side netting.
Joachim showed his class with an exquisite volley from 30 yards, which dipped on to the underside of the bar before being cleared.
He also saw a second one-on-one saved, before Dinnington struck on the brink of half-time through Helliwell effort that trickled over the line despite George Pearce’s desperate attempts to clear.
Lloyd went close with a header at the start of the second half, before smashing a low drive into the bottom left-hand corner to give Newark the lead with 55 minutes played.
Wilford then hit a long-range shot which stung the hands of the goalkeeper before narrowly missing the target following a goalmouth scramble..
The win was sealed when Lloyd got his second on 78 minutes as he fired an accurate shot into the corner once again after a good cross from sub Dom Swingler.
Three minutes from time Joachim put the finishing touches to an impressive performance with a touch of class as he ran through the defence before rounding the keeper and stroking the ball home.
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