Fortunately for Inter, the first of the controversial Off-Side decisions was given as Huntsman had thought they had doubled their lead.

There were many fantastic performances to mention but one that was particularly worth noting was the dominance of Navid in the midfield. He allowed to the rest of the team to get into the game and a superb through ball by Nav saw the industrial Steve Byrne being halted in the box, penalty! Up stepped the cool Kane Pryde to clinically slot the ball home to open up his account for the season, 1-1.

It wasnt going to be long for him to double that tally and again it was navid that was the provider with another great through ball, 2-1.

There was a lot of Inter pressure by this point and one of the debutants Will Halsall impressed with a superb solo effort beating 4 players then firing a superb shot into the bottom left hand corner, 3-1.

Chances were coming quick and fast, with corners and free kicks mounting in Inters favour. A corner whipped in by Navid, was superbly won and flicked on by Hamid Ravansari to allow Kane to complete his hat-trick all after only 25 minutes, 4-1 Inter.

Impressive link up play from Hamid and Phil Weller down the left hand side of the park as well as John Williams and Steve's industrial grafts were making the a very strong Inter midfield dictate the flow of the game.

The game started to go from end to end and the game was very entertaining, though no more goals were to follow as the half came to a close in Inters favour.

This pattern was to continue and Williams was rewarded for his constant running throughout the 90 minutes when his "goal-bound" deflected shot ended up behind the goalkeeper, 6-1.

This was where the goals would cease for the rest of the game, however this could not be said for the chances.

A John 'Paddy' Patterson header somehow managed to fire past the opposite post when it seemed harder to miss.

A shuffle in the pack saw Paddy get the chance to team up with the threatening Navid in midfield. Steve went off and was replaced by Mike Pinnock.

After the changes proved to be a solid as the previous defensive regime, there was simple replacements as a new strike line was introduced, Alex Mather and Paul Mackay entered the fray.

A flurry of chances be it half chances, opposition errors and more impressively stunning Inter passing play and link up.

What was noticeable was the early ball that was being played by everyone throughout the team throughout the game.

Another clever through ball from Navid sent Mackay off and running who opted to go for the early strike where the simple pass into the box for Alex and Hamid seemed to be the more suitable option. Hindsight as the ball soared over the bar.

As the game neared the close an inocuious challenge on navid which seemed to enrage the opposition as they felt he had dived proved to be a talking point as he was blatantly kicked in one of the last points of the game. The whistle blew, first 3 points!