Bury Town were in control for most of the game but Hulbridge Sports made the Blues pay for mistakes at the back. Bury had good chances in the first half but some great goal keeping from Lewis Greene denied Bury multiple time between the sticks. On 17 minutes Ross Crane had a golden opportunity for Bury when a cross into the box fell to him but he shot straight at Greene who made a good stop. On 22 minutes Cruise Nyadzayo fought hard to win the ball on the edge of the box and set up Cemal Ramadan who shot was saved well by Greene. On 28 minutes another cross into the box was headed on by Ollie Fenn to Ramadan who shot high and wide. The half became scrappy as the game progressed, with both sides hitting too many wayward long balls. Bury had a couple of late chances first from Nyadzayo who got forward and cross the ball into the box for Ramadan, but the cross was cleared by the defence. A late corner from Bury was headed just over the bar by Joe White.

Half Time: Bury Town 0 Hullbridge Sports 0

The game came to life second half and the Bury faithful did not have to wait long for the opening goal as Cruise Nyadzayo hit a spectacular strike on 46 minutes. With his back to goal Nyadzayo took the ball on the chest then turned and hit the ball straight into the top corner. On 55 minutes Tommy Smith got down the wing a put a great cross in to the box but some quick defending sent the ball out for a corner. On 65 minutes Nyadzayo was in the action again shooting from the edge of the box the ball was deflected out to Max Maughn whose follow up shot was saved well by Greene. Bury looked to be able to hold the game and take the points but on 85 minutes Emmanuel Okunja grabbed the equaliser. A minutes later a thumping shot from Ross Crane was too hot to handle for Greene as he let the ball through his hands and Bury were back in front. Hulbridge were not to be denied and on 93 minutes a cross into the box saw headed home by Mike Agboola.

Full Time: Bury Town 2 Hullbridge Sports 2