Gosport had been on the back-foot for the entire first half as the home side piled on the pressure.  Keeper Nathan Ashmore, back in the side after his one match suspension, was having another terrific game keeping the home side out so it was completely against the run of play when Justin Bennett's saw his effort well saved and then a minute later Adam Wilde headed against the post and Liam Sewell netted the rebound.

But the goal just before the break failed to lift Gosport and it was the home side again in control in the second half.  With the Boro' defence looking increasingly uncomfortable Mark Saunders brought of Emati-Emati and the home side moved up a gear.

Within minutes Tivvy were level as Emati-Emati managed to steer the ball past Ashmore and as the home fans sensed a chance of all three points Tiverton through everything at Boro'.

And within the last five minutes first Tiverton's Nardiello slipped in to slide the ball past Ashmore and then Emati-Emati put the game beyond Boro' with three minutes left which condemned Alex Pike's men to a disappointing 3-1 defeat and a two place drop in their quest for a promotion spot.