Scarborough Athletic made it back-to-back victories as they saw off Pickering Town 3-1 on Friday night.
Despite playing three divisions below their visitors, Pickering Town saw out a goal-less first half.
Two minutes into the restart, however, and newly-signed midfielder Luke Hall finished a neat move for Boro's opener, at Mill Lane.
Within four minutes, Rio Allan rounded the Pickering keeper to slot in a second.
Pikes pulled one back from the penalty spot but Harry Green regained Boro's advantage for 3-1.
It could've been even better for Jono Greening's men but Allan put a Seadogs pen wide.
Greening spoke to SAFC TV after the final whistle:
"Probably first half, we needed to move the ball a lot quicker. We didn't have to force it as much as we did. We were offside too many times. Late runs or maybe the pass was a little bit too late coming. But we had a good chat at half-time and we got it all sorted. Obviously made loads of changes got a few trialists on as well, like we did last Saturday. And we started off the second half really well, and listen, we dominated the second half. I know they got a penalty, probably a little bit harsh in my opinion, but they got a penalty, but I think we could have probably scored maybe another two or three goals, second half."


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