Joe Tustain's team opened the scoring in the 20th minute when a corner was cleared to Dan Lee, who found his manager on the left and he slotted home from 20 yards.

Jonny Howley was missing so Tustain played in a back three as Baros lined up with a 3-5-2 formation.
Brockworth created a couple of chances and they then had two one on ones but last ditch tackles from Harvey Powell and Tustain as it remained 1-0 at half-time.

Tom Williams made some fine saves to keep Brockworth out and Robey scored a free-kick from 25 yards in the 70th minute to make it 2-0.

Eddie Rollason then picked up a slight knock and was replaced by Lee Bowles.

Barometrics' third came after a counter attack which saw James Bowers set up Curr, who fired into the top right corner.

Brockworth pulled one back, but Robey fired in the fourth after a corner was not dealt with by the visitors.

"Being so low on defenders meant I had to play in a back three, but Christian Porter and Harvey Powell talked me through it for 90 minutes and we felt in complete control," Tustain said.

"We were brilliant for 90 minutes and it was great to get four goals as we could have quite easily scored more in our other games but tonight we were clinical in front of goal.

"Dan Lee and Danny Nelmes controlled the midfield and with George Curr covering every blade again giving Brockworth no chance to get the ball down and play.

"It's pleasing to go four games unbeaten and we take this good form into a tough game on Saturday against Charlton Rovers."