After having to cancel the home fixture versus Chiddingfold (due to them being unable to fulfil the fixture), Dial Square finally managed to take on the team propping up the division.
It turned out to be a comfortable victory for the travelling Dial Square team, who also managed to rack up their best ever win.

The visitors were ahead through Perry Coles who finished after being put through one on one with the keeper'. It was a great assist from Alfie Wride and it was him who made it 2-0 just 10 minutes later. His cross found a way in and although it was slightly fortuitous, it set The Dial on there way for an easy afternoon.

Having featured in the match day programme last week, Aidan Phillips got his maiden goal for the club just before the half-hour mark and just 3 minutes later, Rami Chaer hit a superb 25-yard strike, which curled over the keeper to make it 4-0.
Dial Square went into the break in cruise control and it could've been even more, had the team's finishing been a little better.

It only took 5 minutes of the restart for more to cheer for the travelling Dial fans. Perry getting his second of the game and looking in fine form.
Adam Sewell bagged his 3rd goal in two games in the 65th minute and with a little over 10 minutes to play, Coles netted his hat-trick to make it 7-0.

There was still one last goal to celebrate and that came via James Vass. The new centre-back has been a breath of fresh air since arriving at Alwyns Lane and his goal was great reward for his efforts so far.
He had a chance to make it two before the final whistle, but despite some great footwork in the box to set himself up, he couldn't quite get the curl with his weaker foot to convert the chance.
So, it finished 8-0 and it was a shame The Dial couldn't hit double-figures, but at least the match went ahead on this occasion.

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