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The trend of the past two seasons seems to have
been carried into a third as Diss again found goal scoring easy
away from home – their start this season is two away wins from
two games with a goal tally of 8-0. Jordan Rocastle scored four
of the five second half goals after the teams went in level at
the break at 0-0.
Both sides hit the bar in the early stages –
Anton Clarke for Whitton and Jordan Rocastle for Diss – but
there were no clear cut chances in a half where the wind seemed
to be the real winner.
Diss opened the scoring in the 50th
minute when Rocastle took advantage of hesitancy in the
home defence where a long bouncing ball was not dealt with by
defenders or goalkeeper and Rocastle raced on to shoot in from
an acute angle. Two minutes later (Rocastle) was again
quickest to react and scored although defender Alan Mills
got the last touch. Two became three as The Tangerines scored a
third goal inside five minutes when Stuart Garner crossed from
the left for Dan Wynne to lay the ball back for Luke
Catchpole to shoot home.
Wynne was again the provider as Rocastle
fired in to complete his hat-trick in the 82nd
minute. Just before the end Rocastle made it 5-0 with his
4th goal of the afternoon. This time he needed no
help from others as he cut in from the right and having beaten
two defenders shot in past Darren Moyes to send the travelling
Diss fans home happy and hopeful that they can build upon this
win against Team Bury at Brewers Green Lane on Tuesday evening. |
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Diss starting team: Matty Webster, Mark Shadrack,
Stuart Garner, Chris Gibbons, Brendan Foley, Jon Abbott, George
Watts-Sturrock, Jordan Rocastle, Luke Catchpole, Dan Wynne, Sam
Bryant.
Diss subs: Andy Moody (for Wynne), Alex
Fitzgerald (for Bryant), James Harrison (for Abbott), Simon Mann
and Rafel Szalek.
Attendance: 65. |