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SAUNDERS AT DOUBLE TO TAME TIGERS

By Neil Goulding

POWER PLAY: Fleetwood’s Callum Camps scores their second goal
PICTURE: PA Images

FRUSTRATED Grant McCann admitted a sloppy second- half performance cost his Hull team the chance to go top of the table.
Two goals from young hotshot Harvey Saunders and other strikes from midfielder Callum Camps and defender Sam Stubbs saw McCann’s misfiring side well-beaten on their trip to the seaside.
“We didn’t see the second half coming to be honest, we simply weren’t good enough,” he said. “We were not at the races.
“We lost too many ...

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