PORTS MOVE INTO POLE POSITION
Portadown moved to the top of the Playr-Fit Championship with a three-goal defeat of Bangor at Clandeboye Park.
Although scoreless at the break, the Ports did craft a number of opportunities throughout the first half.
Douglas Wilson came close on nine minutes with a header just over the top from Ross Redman's free-kick.
Then, ten minutes after that, Redman saw a header from the back post turned away to safety by the home defence.
Bangor keeper James Taylor was then called into action after half-an-hour to turn a Paul McElroy shot away for a corner, with Brandon Diau coming close with a header from the subsequent set piece.
The Ports finally found a way through a minute into the second half when Eamon Fyfe capitalised on a Reece Neale slip to fire beyond Taylor.
Wilson then doubled their advantage just before the hour after reacting quickest to a rebound in the area to find the net.
And Fyfe bundled the ball over the line with a minute to go to complete the scoring and double his tally for the evening.
Bangor: Taylor, Beverland, Harrison, Arthurs, McArthur, Neale, Bradley, Mathieson, Francis, Foster, Mathieson, McDermott subs Orbinson, Hughes, Cushnie, Walker, Hume, Halliday, Beattie
Portadown: Hogg, Redman, D. Wilson, Chapman, McElroy, Mayse, Kane, Fyfe, Henderson, Thompson, Diau subs Buchanan, L. Wilson, McCawl, Russell, Traynor, Murray, Browne
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