Hurricanes were full of confidence going into the second game and appeared to give Driffield an extra pair of legs.
With only one sub available on the energy zapping wet pitch this spurred them on to produce an exciting game. With Andy donning the gloves, he made several outstanding saves to keep out the Hessle attack. The back two of Thomas Bradley and Riley Overfield snuffing out the danger. The midfield three of Ewan Johnson, Jack Stabler and Morgan Cuthbert all putting in a hard worked shift. The lone striker of Isaac Smith who worked hard all game was not giving the defenders a moment’s peace, and with Morgan Cuthbert’s excellent movement from set plays, the defence were having a torrid game. The only real chance of the half came when Isaac Smith saw his goal-bound effort brilliantly blocked. Into the second half Isaac Smith made way for Harry Pudsey. It was the Hessle side that struck with a fine strike that left Andy with no chance. The Hurricanes continued to go forward in search of the goal their play deserved but unfortunately they couldn’t find an equaliser. The Hurricanes matched the Hessle side but this team of young Driffield footballers won hands down for enthusiasm and work ethic.
