Mason Raymond blazed the home side’s best chance way over before Llewellyn’s skill created room for King whose effort was held by Shay Allen, who was in the Robins’ youth side last season and is now in his first senior campaign. Duffy then got behind the defence to send a cross to the far post but Taylor’s looped header was cleared off the line with some difficulty around the half hour mark. United were ratcheting up the pressure and Adnan Hiroli was next to test the home defence before Ross Edwards ventured up field and nodded a corner just over. Wellington showed late in the half that they should still be respected and Viney was forced to tip over a stinging drive from Camilo near the break.

Going down the slope the Robins were always in the ascendancy and after Mark Cornish went on a long run and shot wide they began to take a grip and goals were always on the cards. Man of the match Duffy tormented the home defence again before his cross found the unmarked Taylor to tap home but it was chalked off by an offside flag but three minutes later the goal came. Hiroli and Llewellyn were involved in a midfield move ending with King moving across goal and bending a beauty past Allen for the lead just short of the hour mark. Within ten minutes it was two and game over as Tom Llewellyn spotted Allen off his line and hit a first timer from just inside his own half which couldn’t have been more accurate had he placed it there. It was a goal of sheer class and up there with anything Beckham accomplished and will be enjoyed on social media for some time.