These two sides had to do it once again in this FA Vase replay after 120 minutes of football on Saturday had failed to separate the sides.

Coggeshall started the stronger but it was Redbridge who took an early lead after just eight minutes.

Good work down the left by Reside Coxi Sebastfao saw a cross to the far post where Courtney Homans knocked back across the goal finding Lindisipho Mytanda who tapped home.

The goal certainly changed things and most of the play was now coming through Redbridge. Moses had a good chance after latching onto a Coxi Sebastfao through ball but just as he was about to shoot he had the ball taken off him with a well timed tackle from defender Sam West.

Conor Hubble then hit an effort over the bar before Dan McCullock saw his shot well held by Lewis Greene.

Redbridge had chances through Homans and Brian Moses then volleyed wide but just as half time was approaching Coggeshall got themselves back in the game.

Redbridge would be unhappy to concede in such manner as a corner was swung in finding the head of Hubble who timed his run into the box with perfection and fired past a helpless Greene.

That goal certainly changed the home dressing room half time team talk gave Coggeshall an extra lift as they ran out for the 2nd half.

A Moses flicked effort apart the away side were unable to find their stride and lacked the same intensity they showed in the first 45 minutes.

Just as in the first match Coggeshall striker Nnamdi Nwachuku was looking very dangerous and it was he who put his side in front on 62 minutes.

He picked up the ball before cutting inside a defender and then beautifully curled a shot past the despairing dive of the Redbridge keeper.

Now leading the home side were knocking the ball around well and had further chances to increase their lead but were unable to take them.

They were then awarded a penalty on 82 minutes which seemed somewhat harsh on Redbridge as from the stands it did just appear to be two players coming together however the referee showed no hesitation in pointing to the spot.

Nwachuku placed the ball before firing into the far corner putting daylight between the sides.

The home side were then able to run down the clock before the full time whistle was blown meaning it will be then who travel to Harlow in the next round to face Enfield 1893.

report by Adam Silver