Dominant 2nd Half Display Sees Bucks Through
- Apr 29
- 1 min read
Buxton deservedly earned a play-off semi-final place by overcoming Scarborough at a packed Silverlands on Tuesday evening and accordingly play at South Shields on Saturday. The tie, Buxton's first at home after four away in earlier years, fell into 2 distinct parts and if ever the old soccer adage of goals changing games applied, this was it. For an hour the play was absorbing and evenly-contested but goal-less, yet once 'the Bucks' had scored, the flood-gates opened as chances galore at both ends were created and it was end-to-end, thrill-a-minute fare to the final whistle, with the hosts increasingly dominant and the visitors sufficiently competitive to score the 6th and final goal. Full Match Report HERE
The Bucks now travel to South Shields on Saturday in the Play-Off Semi-Final with a 4pm kick-off. Links for tickets can be found elsewhere on the website but they must be purchased by 4pm on FRIDAY.
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