In the second half Hullbridge rarely got a look in and found themselves behind six minutes in when Danny Heale sent a low drive from 20 yards past the diving Trevor Dinig in the Hullbridge goal.  Danny Gill replaced the injured Sean Dear on 57 minutes and two minutes later made it 3-1, finishing off a move he started from the middle of the park.  Danny Cowley had a firm effort deflected over and Stuart Roberts headed against the crossbar before Billy Holland got his second goal of the evening, running onto a loose ball after an attempted pass from a Hullbridge defender cannoned off the legs of a team-mate.  Hullbridge's Neal Hughes received the first yellow card of the match with 3 minutes to go - which answered those who wondered if the referee had left his cards at home - and may, in a way, feel a bit hard done by since many other similar offences went unpunished. Dinig made a magnificent save on 43 minutes, tipping over from a Steve King header from a free-kick, but was powerless to prevent Danny Heale from making it 5-1 after some good work by Greg Tiffin.