After the break Warriors continued to self destruct  as a defensive error allowed a Farndon forward a run on goal but fortunately for the Warriors the effort hit the post and the danger was subsequently cleared. At last Warriors produced a piece of play which they are capable of, starting with some great vision from Man of the Match Bernie Kirk to pick out the hardworking Callum Loydal with a pin point pass and as Loydal made his way towards goal he put in a cross to the far post to find the incoming Marshall Collingwood who scored with a well placed header. Warriors should have kicked on from this but let the homeside off the hook by conceding a second, sloppy defending in the box allowed an unmarked Farndon player to finish from close range. Despite efforts from Captain Adam Fox to rally his troops Warriors never got going and the game was finally over as Farndon netted a third to complete a miserable day for the visitors.

Unfortunately the second half continued from where the first half had finished as Warriors still struggled to cope with the quick movement of the ball forward from the visitors into the Warriors half. Captain Adam Fox started to make his mark on the game as he gradually won his midfield battle and started to find Warriors players in good wide positions but again half chances came and went but Warriors still couldn’t apply the required finish. With time running out and it looking like it was going to be one of those days warriors got themselves level, Marshall Collingwood getting the important goal after being put through and with the keeper to beat he showed great composure to finish confidently. The impressive Andreas Kokkinou did his best to shake Warriors out of this lack luster performance but as they continued to huff and puff in search of the winner they still struggled to carve out any clear cut chances. All square at the finish and not a disastrous result but an improvement is required if Warriors are going to get anything out of the season. MOM Joe Gill