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Hartlepool United end losing run with 4-2 win at Forest Green

Summarised from 2 outlets · 4 reports · Updated 12 Oct, 16:32 · Archive

Hartlepool United defeated Forest Green Rovers 4-2 in the National League, ending a six-game losing streak and climbing out of the relegation zone. It was head coach Pete Wild's first win in charge. Nathan Sheron was instrumental with two goals, including a 30-yard effort that secured the three points after Forest Green had pulled back the deficit in the second half. Hartlepool had stormed into a three-goal lead before the hosts made it competitive late on.

Wild attributed the improved attacking performance to a straightforward tactical message. 'Play forward more, shoot more, get more men in the box, go and score goals,' he told BBC Radio Tees. After managing only eight goals across their first dozen games, Hartlepool scored four in this single match. The goals stemmed from greater conviction in attack rather than any complex tactical shift.

Wild acknowledged the challenges ahead while emphasizing the confidence the victory should generate. 'It isn't going to be plain sailing and there will be bumps along the road,' he said. 'But we've won a game! Scoring four goals gives the confidence, and belief in what the coaches are telling them and they'll do it again because they've won, as well as knowing they can dig deep to get over the line collectively.'

Hartlepool United end losing run with 4-2 win at Forest Green
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In this story: Hartlepool United · Forest Green Rovers · Pete Wild · Nathan Sheron · Jordan Hugill · National League · Gloucestershire

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