The second half saw the home team continue to press for a breakthrough but Fleet were standing firm and the game soon became an end to end but with neither team able to get a clear shot with both teams defending very well. The turning point came when Fleet won a free kick on the edge of the box after a clumsy tackle. The free kick was well taken and was heading for the bottom corner and although she saw it late Honor Ramos dived and it was another outstretched foot, which stopped the ball from crossing the line. From that save the home team went straight up the other end with a swift counter attack and when Sophie Harvey’s was put through her shot was initially saved but the ball bounced behind the keeper and she was on hand to bundle the ball over the line with the keeper still on the floor and the defence beat for the first time. The visitors stirred and began to play but with very little time left on the clock. Honor came off her line and made a few more good saves in the box in the closing minutes and in the last minute Fleets captain broke through and she was one on one with Honor (Newbury’s player of the match) and it looked like a certain goal but as she rounded Honor, she again stretched out a leg and made an excellent challenge on the edge of the box and the ball flew clear and safe. The whistle blew seconds later and Newbury earned a well deserved win and it puts them 7 points clear with only a few games to go but Fleet do have games in hand which they now have to win.