Mary Dendy 6 vs 2 Poynton Village

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">A change of manager has done Mary Dendy the world of good. Whilst Paul Cronshaw still runs team affairs, Muttley O&rsquo;Neill has returned to pull the strings&nbsp; on match days.

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">Poynton Village captain Simon Crane tries to prevent Martin Brunker from adding to his tally.His record speaks for itself- four games three wins , one defeat. A 6-2 victory against fellow strugglers Poynton Village was no more than the home team deserved after a dominant second half but it could have been very different had Poynton &nbsp;taken two good chances in the opening minutes while they pressed the Dendy goal. Ironically&nbsp; their opening goal came on the break after a Dendy corner ,&nbsp; new signing Leo Faulkner neatly side footing home from the edge of the area after a swift counter attack. Dendy then scored twice themselves . First Gareth Worrall launched a freekick into the Poynton penalty area and Matty Morris finding himself unmarked and in acres of space turned and fired low past Dan Moult. Martin Brunker &nbsp;then added a second getting the faintest of touches to a Matty&nbsp; Morris shot . Ten minutes before half time and&nbsp; Poynton&nbsp; were back in the game , Paul Stewart heading home a corner at the near post.

<p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0cm 0cm 0pt;">The second half belonged to Dendy , Steve Rawlings began to control midfield&nbsp; and substitute Adam Taylor drew defensive cover wide allowing Martin Brunker to run straight through the middle. Brunker scored twice in three minutes to complete his hat-trick and added a fourth with eleven minutes to go . Matty Morris added his second too to help Dendy to their biggest win of the season.

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