Highlights: Eastleigh 2-0 Tranmere
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Eastleigh 2-0 Tranmere
Ben Williamson's fourth goal of the season and a Craig McAllister header saw Eastleigh put in a professional display to beat Tranmere by two goals to nil at the Silverlake Stadium. Eastleigh: Ross Flitney, Ayo Obileye, Sam Wood, Sam Togwell, Andrew Boyce, Callum Howe, Danny Hollands, Ross Stearn (Sam Matthews, 60), Chris Zebroski (Craig McAllister, 46), Ben Williamson (James Constable, 80), Mark Yeates. Subs (not used): Michael Green, Cavaghn Miley. Referee: Carl Brook. Attendance: 1,906 (330 Tranmere) The final whistle blows as Eastleigh pick up their second win of the season at the Silverlake Stadium with a 2-0 win over Tranmere — Eastleigh FC (@EastleighFC) August 19, 2017 @EastleighFC @Eastleigh_TSSC @TheNationalLge Pictures from today's game. Eastleigh (2) v Tranmere Rovers (0) https://t.co/IDkiwNmIop — Tony Smith (@tonys_pics) August 19, 2017 Second half goals from Williamson and McAllister make sure the Spitfires take all 3 points this afterno...
McAllister reflects on his first game back at Eastleigh
Craig McAllister's post-match thoughts after Eastleigh's 2-0 loss at home against Tranmere: "I’m happy to be back but disappointed with the result in the end." "We had a game plan which we kept to quite well in the first half. There wasn’t a lot of quality but we worked on staying in the game as long as we could. We knew it was going to be difficult because the pitch would get cut up and it wasn’t going to be pretty."
Allen looks to the positives as Eastleigh are beaten at home by Tranmere
Martin Allen looks to the positives as Eastleigh are beaten 2-0 at home by Tranmere: "It was always going to be a tough game for us. I thought we played much better today. Today was a much better performance from the team."
Eastleigh 0-2 Tranmere
Eastleigh 0-2 Tranmere https://t.co/PpeScB9kkp #Spitfires — Jamie Montigue (@jamiemontigue) February 18, 2017 Eastleigh: Graham Stack, Hakeem Odoffin, Sam Muggleton, Ben Strevens, Ayo Obileye, Adam Dugdale, Mekhi Leacock-McLeod (Sam Matthews, 65), Sam Togwell, Scott Wilson (James Constable, 65), Craig McAllister (Chinua Cole, 81), Ross Stearn. Subs (not used): Ryan Clarke, Ben Close. Attendance: 2,475 Eastleigh much improved - but still the home hurt continues EASTLEIGH 0 TRANMERE ROVERS 2. EASTLEIGH produced a performance brimming with energy, workrate and desire at home to National League promotion chasers Tranmere Rovers this afternoon. But unfortunately for the Spitfires, a vastly improved showing was still not good enough to break their home hoodoo as two second-half goals extended their win-less run at the Silverlake Stadium to nine games, stretching back to October 25.
