Pontefract Collieries secured their fourth consecutive victory with a late goal against Grimsby Borough in a match played under challenging weather conditions on Saturday. The game, marked by strong winds and rain during the first half, saw Pontefract take an early lead through captain Jack Greenhough, who set up Alex Pavan to open the scoring.

The home side extended their lead before halftime when Elliott Walker received the ball near the edge of the penalty area and delivered a left-footed shot that deflected into the net, doubling Pontefract’s advantage. Despite a promising start to the second half and multiple scoring opportunities, Pontefract were unable to capitalize further until the closing moments of the match.

Grimsby Borough responded in the latter stages, with Tristan Drummond reducing the deficit by converting a close-range effort. However, Pontefract’s Jack Wilson secured the victory with a stoppage-time strike, finishing with precision into the bottom corner to ensure the three points.

The win reinforces Pontefract Collieries’ strong form as they continue their unbeaten run, highlighting their resilience and ability to perform in difficult conditions.