Wulfs were made to work hard but two goals from Kyle Brady and one from Ricky Anslow ensured they eventually came away with a 3-0 win from their home game against Bromyard Town.

Manager Tim Tipton paraded two new signings in his starting line up with Ben Astley starting in goal after his move from Wednesfield and Craig Love took up a place in midfield after joining from Wolverhampton Casuals.  Myles Fenn and Ricky Anslow were also restored to the starting line up while Simon Hardle was given his first start of the season in a revamped starting line up.

Wulfs were first to show and could have opened the scoring in the 5th minute when Ricky Anslow charged down keeper Matt Oliver's attempted clearance but the keeper made amends by saving Anslow's shot at close range.

Bromyard's first chance came in the 8th minute when a cross from the left was glanced headed across goal and just wide of the post with keeper Ben
Astley beaten.

Kyle Brady then had a great chance for Wulfs when he was released by Ricky Anslow following a quick break but again the keeper was equal to his shot.

Craig Love then tested the keeper with a shot from outside the area before Wulfs took a 41st minute lead.  Joe Williams headed the ball out of defence, Kyle Brady turned his man and headed towards goal before slipping in Ricky Anslow to slot past the keeper.

Bromyard came out firing on all cylinders at the start of the second half but the Wulfs defence coped with everything thrown at them.

After seeing off the Bromyard pressure, Wulfs took control again and substitute Robin Sheffield, on for Simon Hardle, saw his shot through a crowded goalmouth cleared off the line.

Eventually Bromyard tired and Wulfs doubled their lead in the 83rd minute.  Ade Bandele danced past three men in the area before cutting back for Kyle Brady to poke home at close range.

It became 3-0 three minutes later when Danny Crudgington slid in Kyle Brady and he fired a low shot across goal into the far corner of the net.