Whitby Town won 3-2 at Atherton on Saturday in a match they dominated.
The Seasiders led inside 18 minutes when Danny Rowe craned his neck backwards to head home Lewis Hawkins' pinpoint right-wing cross.
It was two moments before half-time when Junior Mondal fired a 20-yard free-kick into the top-right corner.
The third was another set piece this time it was Priestley Griffiths slamming home from similar range on 72 minutes.
The hosts then bundled home two last minute strikes to give the scoreline a flattering edge that didn't tell the full story.
Whitby gave a second debut to on-loan Jamie Bramwell, who signed from Grimsby Town just hours before the match, he spoke to Whitby Town TV after full-time:
Blues assistant boss Matthew Bates also gave his view to Whitby Town TV after the victory:
The Seasiders are back in action on Tuesday night when they host Stafford Rangers at the Towbar Express Stadium with a 7.45pm kick-off.
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