Callum Harrison claimed his first ever hat-trick as ruthless Felixstowe went nap against Enfield, leaving manager Stuart Boardley delighted

Charlie Warren and Sam Ford also weighed in for the free-coring Seasiders who stay top of the Isthmian League North Division.

The manner of the victory, and amount Felixstowe have already scored, 55 so far this season, leaves Boardley convinced they can beat anyone the division.

"We know if we play to our ability against any team in this league we have a chance," said Boardley.

Stuart Boardley (Picture: Stefan Peck)

The way we are playing and taking teams apart going forward, it is important to keep that momentum and play the we we play."

"I told the lads that we should not worry too much about the opposition, while giving them the respect they deserve when they come here."

After a sluggish start, Felixstowe were rampant and ruthless as they got into their rhythm.

Boardley added: "It was a messy first 10 minutes but once Callum got his goal that gave us a foothold in the game.

"We got goals at good times, and we were able to play some better stuff. When they had a chance we went up the other end and scored."

Only Joshua Bardouleau's late consolation for Enfield spoiled a perfect afternoon for Boardley who added: "We were disappointed to concede that late goal but otherwise it was a dominant display."

Felixstowe take on Hadleigh at the AGL Arena in the quarter-finals of the Suffolk Premier Cup. with a 7.45pm kick off.