The Seadogs carried on from where they left off at the weekend, on Tuesday night.
Jono Greening's men dominated at the Scarborough Sports Village against Spennymoor Town.
They led inside 17 minutes as Luke Hall brilliantly released Rio Allan to clip beautifully home from the right-edge of the box.
However, Boro conceded a penalty soon after, for handball against Will Thornton. It was the familiar figure of Richie Bennett, who left the Seadogs in the summer, that brought a fine save from Ryan Whitley with the resulting spot-kick.
The County Durham side were duly punished as Fadera beat three men with a tremendous strike.
There was time for one more, seven minutes before half-time. Allan smashed in at the near post as Boro cantered home.
Here's how Mark Thompson saw it on This Is The Coast Extra:


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