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Ampthill Town clipped the wings of the Moulton Magpies on Saturday with a tremendous 4-3 win at Brunting Road, flying off to a great start with three goals in the first 10 minutes, writes Eric Turner.

It completed a hat-trick of away wins in Northants for the Amps against the second in the table club.

Town's superb opening stunned the high-flying hosts and, although Moulton scored either side of the break, the defiant Amps added a fourth to bring the points home for an important win.

Boosted by their Trophy quarter-finals win in midweek Ampthill hit the Magpies with a lightning two-goal attack.

Amps on form after fine week of results.

Mark Bunker had a hand in both goals sending over a corner which Kienan Malone headed home on five minutes and then a few minutes later he sent a 20 yard free kick home past the despairing keeper.

In the 10th minute Spener O'Leary broke through the midfield to fire home the third to give the Amps a dream start.

After Town's Phil Draycott made a timely clearance Moulton beat the offside trap only to waste a rare chance.

But the Magpies pulled a goal back through Nathan Ansu just before the break and he got his second five minutes after the break to make it 3-2 as the hosts came out strongly.

Yet Town still looked dangerous and Sam Holmes saw a chance hit bar before he extended Town's lead in the 70th minute with a wonderful finish from keeper Tompkin's fly kick.

Holmes had another shot tipped over before Molton reduced deficit again on 75 minutes through Lewis Isom.

Ampthill Town clip wings of Moulton Magpies in seven-goal thriller