After going a goal down as early as the second minute, ICFC fourths dominated the game. Although only one-all at half-time we should have been leading and the reasons for this were bad misses by Pete, Darren and Morgan. Darren came good in the second half, completing his hat-trick, and Adam put us four-one up. A penalty was controversially conceded late on in the game which keeper Stu’ almost saved. A good win for IC, nearly confirming promotion.
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