Salisbury FC progress into the next round of the FA Cup after breezing past Taunton Town courtesy of a first-half Bartolo brace, a Josh Hedges curler and Mo Dabre's first goal for the club.
The Peacocks put themselves in front in the 22nd minute after a sea of Salisbury bodies tried to prevent shots from flying in the net, but Koita was alert and ready to tuck in the rebound from a yard out.
The visitors' lead didn't last long, however, as a brilliant in-swinger from a Bradbury corner caused panic in the box, but Bartolo remained calm to smash home a rebound himself to give us the equaliser.
The Whites eventually completed a first-half comeback courtesy of another Bartolo goal, as the Gibraltian international was played through by Alonge after some tidy build-up with Hedges, taking it round the goalkeeper with excellent composure to place into an empty net.
Brian Dutton's side refused to let their foot off the gas, looking for another goal to put the Whites out of sight and ensure their place in the next round of the FA Cup.
And the goal came earlier than expected in the 53rd minute, as Hedges initially sprayed a diagonal to Bartolo on the wide right for Bartolo to juke inside, lay it back to Hedges, who faked his man and tucked his finish into the bottom right corner to make it 3-1.
The second-half became an onslaught of chances for Salisbury, with Ollie Morgan having the biggest chance to add a fourth, but the full-back snatched at the chance after Gallagher cleverly removed his marker from the equation by backing into his man.
The Whites finally scored their fourth of the afternoon via Mo Dabre for his first goal in Whites colours thanks to some hard running down the left-hand side from Nathan Odokonyero, passing the ball off to Bradbury who played the Italian in the box to strike into the top left-hand corner.
The draw for the next round of the FA Cup will be announced on Monday 21st September at 1 pm.
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