Oldham 3 – 2 Southand

Oldham came twice from behind to overcome Soutind 3-2 in the final of the dramatic match in the national league and ending the absence for three years from the English Football League.

In front of a record crowd of 52,115 in Wembley, James Norwood and Kayn registered with a two -minute after Lyon Chambers Barillon regained Soutind’s progress just seconds after extra time.

The early goal of Mane gave the shrimp month the lead, but was canceled by Joe Garner’s penalty kick a month after the month was dropped in the area.

Mickey Melon, Oldham’s coach, named the same principle that won 3-0 against York in the semi-finals, only to see his team waving his first qualifying goal with only four minutes around the clock.

Jose Scott Morris has pounced on a loose pass in the midfield and cut the ball to the area to Charlie Kendall to chase him and his presence was sufficient to pressure the unfortunate month to salute the ball over his goalkeeper.

Garner approached the equalizer when his head returned from the angle of Tom Beit from this position and Oldham felt that they had to have a penalty when Mike Fondoub fell in the area under a challenge from Harry Taylor.

Taylor does not seem to get a lot of ball, but the referee Elliot Bell is looming, and Oldham’s fans were more frustrated at the last minute of half, when Fondoub missed a golden opportunity to manufacture.

Defense clearance was charged down and left Fondoup through the goal, but after cutting the ball to goalkeeper Nick Hayes, he was only able to look at him as he was drifting on a large scale in this position.

It took less than a minute from the second half until Oldham finally returned at the level, as Garner was quietly dropped from the penalty place after a month was dropped in the area.

None of the two sides were able to find a winner in the normal time, but Southind regained the lead just after the extra time, as goalkeeper Matthew Hudson Barry Paris made a crossed cross from Scott Morris directly to the head of alternative-parlon rooms to go to the empty network.

Oldham refused to throw the towel, and Norwood regained them at the level of the second time when he set out to a long ball across the center and took a faded touch around Hayes before he jumped the ball into an empty network.

Just two minutes later, Oldham took over the winner, as he escaped from Kerng Kroos, everyone in the area before he nesting in the far corner to send brilliant fans.