Maidenhead 1 Upward 69 United 2 Barnes 35 Romain 85 MOMENTUM is the key for Torquay United as we enter a dramatic final 10 weeks of the season and a fabulous win at Maidenhead has given the Gulls real hope of pulling off a miraculous escape. It is now seven points from the last nine
Saturday’s 3-1 victory against Barrow was long overdue and deserved, according to Torquay United head coach Gary Owers. The Gulls secured a much-needed three points thanks to a resilient second-half performance. Goals from Sean McGinty, George Dowling and Luke Young were enough to see United hold on and move off the foot of the table.
United 3 McGinty 52′ Dowling 55′ Young 66′ Barrow 1 Harrison pen 74′ A BRILLIANT second-half blitz earned United a massive three points in the fight for survival and it was all down to three goals in the space of 14 minutes. After a tight first period, the Gulls overwhelmed Barrow, who are also in
TUFC head coach Gary Owers was proud of his players after watching them clinch a point against National League leaders, Macclesfield Town. “I thought we played well,” said Owers after the final whistle. “We were more resilient – defended really well when we had to. At times it was for long periods in the second
ELLIOTT Romain’s first goal for United was enough to clinch a point against National League leaders Macclesfield Town. United need wins on the board but they will take a point and the confidence from matching a side that could be the league champions this season. TUFC head coach Gary Owers made two changes from the
Torquay United head coach Gary Owers says his players lost their confidence as they suffered another home defeat on Saturday afternoon. The Gulls fell to a 4-0 defeat at the hands of Bromley despite only going into the half-time break a goal behind. United were unable to take advantage after an improved performance in the first