A second half comeback saw FC Isle of Man maintian our unbeaten start to the NWCFL Premier Division. 

Two second half goals from Charlie Higgins and a winner from Dean Pinnington saw Lee Dixon's side turn round a 0-2 deficit. 

In a first half of few chances, the best opening for the home side fell the way of Jimmy Lowther, but his side footed half-volley sailed over Reece Trueman's bar. 

An uncharacteristic mistake from Karl Clark when he failed to connect with a clearance led to chaos at the back for the Ravens before Gareth Hill bundled home to give Ramsbottom the lead. 

Trailing at the break, Dixon made changes as Adam Adebiyi, who put in a good shift up front but was isolated for large parts and Lowther replaced by Charlie Higgins and Ste Whitley. 

Higgins immediately showed his quality as he danced through to challenges and teed up Freddie O'Donoghue, but his shot was saved by Trueman. 

Ramsbottom doubled their lead moments later however as the Ravens were caught out by a quick freekick, with Hill turning home in an almost carbon copy of his close effort from the first half. 

Dixon made his third change of the game in response as he introduced Tomas Brown to replace O'Donoghue. 

Three minutes Brown did well to close down a clearance, with the ball played out wide to Whitley who crossed and found Higgins who headed home. 

Moments later Higgins had his second and the Ravens were level when he connected with Pinnington's corner, the ball was cleared as it travelled into the net, but the assistant signalled it had crossed the line. 

The turnaround was complete in the 71st minute when Callum Sherry combined well with Whitley out wide, his cross was fizzed along the six yard line, with Pinnington scoring a diving header at the back post. 

Adam Killey pulled off a great save to deny Ramsbottom an equaliser as he was left exposed to a counter attack, but he did brilliantly to deny them and get the ball cleared. 

In added time Higgins had a late chance to seal it after great work from Brown, but he fluffed his lines, fortunately that didn't matter as the final whistle signalled seven points from our first three games.

The Ravens are back in action on Tuesday night away at fellow unbeaten side Dorylsden.