Mossley
1. Will Jones
2. Caldon Henson
3. Lee Wilshaw
4. Rory Breslin
5. Ryan Marley
6. Kyle McGonigle (c)
7. John Buceto
8. Luke Horrocks
9. Ryan Hibbert
10. Tom Pratt
11. Mitch Bryant
subs
12. Jack Pritchard (for Marley 75)
13. James Jowsey (not used)
14. Tom Dean (not used)
15. Sam Howell (for Horrocks 75)
16. Brian Matthews for Buceto 68)
17. James Blair (for Hibbert 42)
18. Dave Short (for Bryant 62)
19. Rhys Nevins (for for Pratt 68)
20. Sam Robinson (not used)
Yellow Card: Henson

Hyde United
1. Josh Ollerenshaw
2. George Riley
3. Lee Neville
4. Shane Killock (c)
5. Adam Jones
6. Big Khamsuk
7. Elliot Harrison
8. Spencer Harris
9. Pete Boyle
10. Sam Fitton
11. Ayrton Devins
subs
12. Ryan Ellison (for Neville 60)
14. James Burke (for Jones 62)
15. Andy Pearson (for Riley 76)
16. Scott Spencer (not used)
17. Ryan Masterson (for Boyle 46)
18. Reece Gray (for Khamsuk 76)
Yellow Card: Devins

Referee: Mr A. Kirkley

 

 

Mossley gave their best performance of pre season so far in beating Premier Division neighbours Hyde United at Seel Park on Tuesday evening.

The Lilywhites created most of the clear cut chances against a near full strength Hyde side. Mitch Bryant went close on a couple of occasions before giving the home side a deserved lead on 38 minutes. Bryant caught Spencer Harris in possession on the left edge of the Hyde box before calmly finishing in the far corner beyond the stranded Josh Ollerenshaw.

Hyde's only real attempt of the half saw former Macclesfield graduate Big Khamsuk strike a great shot against Will Jones' right hand post.

Mossley lost Ryan Hibbert with a head wound just before the break with James Blair the first substitute used.

The second half saw Mossley dominant for long spells with some swift and tidy approach play and the Lilywhites continued to create the best chances throughout the half with Tom Pratt twice denied by great Ollerenshaw saves while John Buceto and substitutes Brian Matthews, Dave Short and Rhys Nevins all went close to increasing the lead. At the other end Mossley defended solidly to deny the visitors any clear sights of goal with the few shots they mustered going high and wide.

Mossley fully deserved their win. A wider margin of victory would not have been unjustified had the Lilywhites finishing matched their lively approach play.

Wiz

Smiffy's pics

Mitch Bryant slots home the only goal