Liam Cross and Ollie Hulbert both scored their first goals for the club to put Brakes in a commanding half time position, only for a super strike from Hayden Campbell to halve the deficit barely a minute into the second half.
However, rather than buckle under the pressure, which they might have done at times earlier in the season, Paul Holleran’s men added another two goals to their tally courtesy of Dan Turner and Devon Kelly-Evans.
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Even a late red card for Theo Streete could barely dampen the winning feeling as Brakes turned in one of their best performances of the campaign.

