Worcester City (4-4-2)
6 Vaughan – suffered two dislocated fingers trying to keep out Andy Bond’s effort but refused to come off as he had them both put back in place.
7 Gallinagh – recalled to the side, the full-back has been struggling with a neck injury but battled bravely throughout.
7 Hutchison – put his body on the line, cutting out several crosses, but his legs tired towards the end as Fylde wrapped up an emphatic victory.
5 Oji – a moment of madness from the centre-back gifted Danny Rowe a goal as he passed straight to the striker who netted his 50th of the campaign.
8 WEIR – produced another gritty display in defence, relentlessly drove his side forward and coolly dispatched a penalty when tension was high. My City man of the match.
7 Nelson-Addy – got City off to the best possible start when he scored inside the first two minutes and did not let his head drop despite missing a glorious chance in the second half.
7 J Keane – sent in a fine cross for Nelson-Addy to open the scoring and covered a lot of ground as Worcester went toe-to-toe with the champions.
7 Jackman – a welcome return for the Worcester-born midfielder who showed moments of class and fought hard in the middle of the park.
7 C Keane – ran his socks off and made numerous tackles, refusing to give up hope even after Fylde netted a fourth late on.
6 English – has been a true warrior for his side and did not shy away from a challenge despite being hampered by a hamstring injury.
6 Murphy – made an impact after the break as he won his side a penalty but he spurned a great opportunity in the final 10 minutes.
Subs not used. Ross, Sharpe, Tilbury, Bates, Rose.
AFC Fylde (4-4-2): Taylor 6; M Hughes 6, T Kennedy 5, Langley 6, Daniels 7; DIXON 8 (Tasdemir 83), Morgan 7 (C Hughes 6), Bond 7, Bradley 7 (Baker 7, 72); Blinkhorn 7. Rowe 7. Subs not used: Thompson, K Kennedy.
Attendance: 2,684.
Referee: Paul Graham 6/10.
Match rating: 3/5.
AFC Fylde/City
Shots on: 8/5.
Shots off: 6/4.
Corners: 4/5.
Offsides: 1/1.
Fouls: 13/5.
Yellow: Fylde - Dixon, Taylor, Morgan.
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