HT: 0 - 0

The second half saw Morecambe start well again with David McNiven being stopped from scoring by an excellent save from Scott Bevan as he dived low to his right to push away a powerful header.

Defender Chris Blackburn then came close to scoring for the Shrimps when he turned and volleyed from the edge of the box but luckily for us the ball crept wide of the post.    McNiven, again, had another shot turned away for a corner by Mark Creighton but then the Harriers hit back following the substitution of Michael McGrath with Michael Blackwood.

It was a cross from Blackie that led to a Gavin Hurren shot that was saved by Drench before the supplier headed the ball narrowly past the post after a probing cross from Jonny Harkness.    Just after that we were to have a perfectly good goal dis-allowed for a supposed offside.

Blackwood again supplied the cross for Christie to run onto, going past a Morecambe defender on the way, but the linesman deemed him to be offside although the referee had originally allowed it.    It didn't matter though because four minutes later Christie had given us the winning lead.

With the Morecambe defence rooted and exposed, he raced through them and then past the keeper to rifle the ball into the empty net much to the delight of his team mates and supporters.

In the dying minutes of the game Scott Bevan did well to stop substitute Matty Shaw from scoring an equaliser and again when Danny Carlton had a free header from six yards.

Morecambe poor season continues but ours looks to have taken an upturn and can only breed a confidence that should be taken back to Aggborough for the game against Crawley next Saturday.