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Monday, February 19, 2007

SPORT: TOTORI'S early second half goal spark a dramatic comeback from 3 nil down

NZSoccer.com
YoungHeart Manawatu came from three goals down at halftime against Hawke's Bay United to win a thrilling NZFC game in Napier on Sunday afternoon.

Manawatu's 4-3 win closes the gap at the top of the NZFC table to just two points, with three rounds left in the regular season.

League leaders Waitakere United host second placed Manawatu next weekend in a game that could well decide the NZFC minor premiership title.

Manawatu looked dead and buried at halftime in Napier, with Hawke's Bay leading 3-0 thanks to goals from Sam Messam (2) and Chris McIvor.

However a deflected strike from Manawatu's ace striker, Benjamin Totori, three minutes into the second half gave YoungHeart some hope.

Nick Roydhouse scored on 65 minutes to leave just a goal between the sides and substitute Ben Feld equalised with ten minutes to go.

With Manawatu piling pouring forward it was no surprise when another substitute, Craig Alderdice popped up in the 89th minute to send an innocuous looking header past the despairing Hawke's Bay keeper, Mitch O'Brien, for a dramatic winner.

YoungHeart Manawatu 4 (Benjamin Totori 48, Nick Roydhouse 65, Ben Feld 80, Craig Alderdice 89)
Hawke's Bay United 3 (Sam Messam 25, 41, Chris McIvor 40)
Halftime: 0-3
YoungHeart Manawatu: Phil Imray, Nelson Sale, Adam Cowan, Trent Watson, Nick Roydhouse, Alick Maemae, Tim Richardson, Ian Robinson, Ian Sandbrook, Hayden Laird, Benjamin Totori.
Substitutes: Craig Alderdice, Hayden Englefield, Shaun Van Rooyen, Ben Feld, Nathan Cooksley.

Hawke's Bay United: Mitch O'Brien, David Rayner, Phil Edginton, Ian Hogg, Dean Johnson, Ricky Gillies, Woo-Jae Kim Graham Fyfe, Chris McIvor, Jimmy Cudd, Sam Messam.
Substitutes: Scott Dunn, Michael Frischknekt, David Gearey, Regan Cameron, Willie Stanger.

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