The game was a bit scrappy early on with Colne being a very physical side, against an Alty team made up of under-17s as well as under-18s, and often opting for the long ball aiming for the number nine.

Then, after three consecutive corners from Colne that Alty failed to deal with, Colne eventually capitalised on one of them to take the lead.

Soon after this, Adam Lynch broke the line and found himself in behind, only for his cross to be intercepted by a trailing arm from Colne's centre-back for a penalty to be awarded.

Unfortunately for Alty, Loui Williams failed to convert from 12 yards out with a spot-kick that rattled the underside of the bar but bounced down on the wrong side of the line, from a Robins perspective.

For the remaining 35 minutes of the half, the young Robins retained a lot of possession and played the ball round well but failed to create in the final third.

In the second half, Alty we’re a lot more direct and played the ball fast between lines, often finding Williams, whose pace created a lot of chances.

It led to a succession of corners, and from on of them, youngster Joel Bailey was able to tap the ball through the goalkeeper's legs from close range.

From this, the young Robins grew in confidence, with the substitution of Behan adding extra energy to the game and resulting in more pressure being applied to the Colne defence.

The second goal came from Chambers picking up the ball from a deep position and playing it in behind for Behan, who kept possession and beat his man before playing it back to Chambers for a cool finish into the bottom right corner.

Squad on the day: Charles Okpe