With Oundle starting the 2nd half much like the first, it seemed to be only a matter of time before Oundle scored again, which they did when Harvey got the ball high up the pitch and drove into the D. Harvey then passed to the left surprising everyone but Dan Phillips who fired home for his 1st goal of the season.

Oundle won multiple short corners throughout the half, Brenners winning a number of these going on mazy runs with Warwick unable to keep up. It was from one of these short corners that Oundle added their 4th, with Tristan hitting the post from a shot, the rebound was gleefully tapped home by none other than P.Wilson who scored from his usual range of a yard.

Peter Wilson doubled his tally just minutes later, winning the ball high up the pitch and driving into the Warwick D, P.Wilson unleashed a thunderous shot which gave the Warwick keeper no chance, the shot going in off the post.

Late on in the game Jimmy was still pulling the strings in midfield, looking up this time he saw John Pickstone floating unmarked in the Warwick D. The pass from Jimmy to John split the attack, midfield and defence of Warwick, leaving just the keeper to beat. Pickstone, the very definition of composure, did this nonchalantly, the ball flicked into the top corner of the goal.

With Oundle still hungry for more goals in the latter stages of the game, Ollie’s tenacity proved too much as he was given the only green card of the match and the first card for Oundle this season. Sharing some words of encouragement with the Warwick player as he ran off.

After the game, Ian was compared to some of the great fullbacks of old, Cafu, Phillip Lahm, John Brown.

A convincing 6-0 win for Oundle moves them up to 2nd in the table on goal difference. With Youngy describing the game as a ‘Pleasure to watch’ Oundle are back on the road again next week for a trip against familiar opposition, Atherstone Adders 2s.