Winnington Park 50 Fleetwood RUFC 29: Match report
Fleetwood had travelled in good heart after a home win against Sefton last Saturday.
Park took an early lead with a converted try, but Fleet came back through an interception try by Karl Bowling before a great hand-off by Jordan Brocklehurst put them in the lead.
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Hide AdGavin Rowell kicked the conversion for a 12-7 lead before Park responded with two penalties and a try seeing them 18-12 up at the break.
The second half was a continuation of the first with tries at regular intervals.
Park scored from a five-metre scum, before Rowell responded to leave Fleet 25-17 adrift.
From the kick-off Fleet conceded a penalty with a quick tap and go seeing Park score another try.
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Hide AdFleet responded again as, running the ball from deep, good handling put Brad Stapleton away to score.
Two penalties saw Park make it 43-22 before both sides scored again as Bowling got his second try for Fleet and Park rounded off the game off with a converted try.
It meant Fleet earned a try bonus point and hope to continue their good home form next week against Glossop.