Boldmere Falcons Colts U9’s: 0
Sutton United Wasps U9’s: 6
The colts struggled against a strong Wasps side and were 0-3 down at half time. Second half was a little more end to end with Wasps converting the chances 0-6 final score. Oliver Nash earned the Man Of The Match award.
Additional report:
A better team performance than last week creating a few more chances but failing to capitalise on the chances we had, allowing the visitors to run away with a strong win. Tireless running in the first half and a good spell in goal in the second half gifted the man of the match award to Oliver Nash.
Oliver Nash the Man Of The Match award.
Boldmere Falcons U9’s: 5
Smiths Wood: 2
Boldmere played some fabulous passing
football that delivered a comfortable victory. Superb finishing from
Ben Guy(3) and Ryan Cooper rounded off some great team moves. A Man
of the match performance from midfielder Ollie Webb was rounded
off with a goal direct from a corner.
Chase Stags U10’s: 1
Boldmere Falcons Colts U10’s: 4
Boldmere continued their fine start to
the season with a comprehensive defeat of a very good team. Goals from
Ben Caughtry, Will Jones, Jake Freeman and Alistair Wells sealed the
victory.
Chase Stags U10’s: 1
Boldmere Falcons Colts U10’s: 4
Boldmere started the game in the mood
to continue their unbeaten run. With Will Jones leading the line superbly
and Ben Caughtry and Ethan Caballero flying down the wings, it was only
a matter of time before Boldmere took the lead.
Ben Caughtry beat his defender and cut
in towards goal to smash an unstoppable shot into the far corner. Alistair
Wells and George Jenkins were keeping Chase Stags at bay each time they
got into the Boldmere half and started attacks by playing some good
football out of defence.
Boldmere went 2-0 up after 10 minutes,
when a run and shot by Ethan Caballero was parried by the Chase Stags
keeper, only for Will Jones to play the poachers role by stabbing the
ball home from close range.
Boldmeres third arrived after another
great run down the right by Ben Caughtry resulted in the ball being
crossed along the floor towards the penalty spot. Jake Freeman showing
great composure controlled the ball and shifted it onto his left foot
to finish cooly into the corner.
Unfortunately for Boldmere, they then
conceded their first goal of the season when a break away from Chase
Stags was finished with a great shot, high into the net from the edge
of the box, giving Goalie George Smith no chance.
Early in the second half, Ben Caughtry
broke down the left and his cross caused an almighty goal mouth scramble.
Alistair Wells following up smashed the ball high into the net for a
great finish.
Frazer Austin on the right of midfield
was a constant threat and almost scored when the ball came to him on
the edge of the box, but the Chase keeper made a great save.
Chase came back into the game towards
the end, and several dangerous attacks were snuffed out by Brad Priddey,
who not only won the ball, but set up several attacks with great passing.
On the few occasions Chase Stags got past Brad Priddey and George Jenkins,
George Smith in goal dealt with everything comfortably, and despite
the lack of action, George kept his concentration superbly.
In a friendly game, both teams deserve
praise for playing some good football.
Boldmere had nine players all worthy
of Man Of The Match, but it was Ben Caughtry for the second week running,
who got it. His powerful play and attacking skills made the difference
when the game was close.
Cottage Farm Milan U10's: 1
Boldmere Falcons U10's: 1
Boldmere's first visit to league new
comers Cottage Farm. Boldmere got off to a slow start and went 1 down
half way through the first half. The second half saw a marginally
better performance from Boldmere. Tommy West chipping the keeper from
a great run and cross from Man of the Match Ben Stevens. On reflection
a draw was a fair result with nether team hitting top form.
Castle Bromwich United U11’s: 2
Boldmere Falcons U11’s: 5
Boldmere started poorly conceding a sloppy goal within the first few minutes. They equalised soon after but went behind again to another poor goal. The Falcons got themselves back in the game in the last few seconds of the first half. The second half was a different matter as Boldmere completely dominated play scoring a further 3 goals to win comfortably. The goalscorers were Finlay Sadler (2), George Grigg, Joe Webb & Joe Burke. The Roskell Davies Man of The Match was awarded to Joe Webb for a typically rampaging display.
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Castle Bromwich United U11’s: 2
Boldmere Falcons U11’s: 5
Boldmere began the game without three defenders due to other commitments and it showed with some extremely sloppy defending gifting Castle Bromwich their first goal when two of their players were left completely unmarked in the middle of the penalty area. The Falcons looked strangely disjointed in the first half however they got themselves back on terms with a well taken finish by Finlay Sadler. Despite dominating most of the play Boldmere again conspired to throw it away giving the home team another goal on one of their rare attacks during the first half. The Falcons then pressed Castle Bromwich back into their own half and after a series of near misses George Grigg maintained his hot scoring streak with another good goal second before the half time whistle.
After a ‘gentle’ chat from the manager the Falcons came out for the second half with much more commitment and from another Exocet missile of a corner from Joe Jobson it was Joe Webb who arrived late in the box to power a superb header past the despairing home keeper. From this point on Boldmere bombarded the Castle Bromwich goal and it was no surprise when both Finlay Sadler scored his second of the game with a superb header followed by Joe Burke with a cleverly directed header. From set plays the Falcons looked deadly and with a little more coolness in open play could have won this game even more convincingly.
During the second half the defence looked
much more solid with the lessons learned in the first and it was especially
pleasing to see Jamie Lucas commanding & leading the back four as
well as help direct the midfield when Boldmere had to defend. Special
mention should also be made of Jack Lowe whom played in three different
positions doing extremely well in all, even at the unfamiliar position
as emergency right back. The Falcons maintain their 100% start to the
first season at 11 a side to go top of the table after 3 league games
and the signs look extremely good for the future if they maintain their
steep learning curve. The Roskell Davies Man Of The Match was awarded
to Joe Webb for a typical rampaging display capped by a superb headed
goal.
Ferndale Girls U12’s: 1
Boldmere Falcons Girls U12’s: 2
Boldmere kept up their 100% league record
with this hard fought away victory. Boldmere led at the break thanks
to a fine goal from Joanna Whiley but were pegged back in the second
half. Top scorer Heather Clarke though snatched a deserved winner soon
after. Charlotte Nelson was named girl of the match for an all action
display in midfield.
Boldmere Falcons Girls U13’s: 0
Highgate Girls; 4
Players - Amy Bolger, Leah Brown, Lauren
Felkin, Jennifer Middleton, Mel Price, Abigail Turner, Jessica Wilson,
Hannah Wood, Arianna Hathway, Ciara Gibson.
Boldmere fought hard with only 10 players
so in the circumstances played brilliantly. The girl of the match was
named as Leah Brown.
For further details contact:
Nick Lowe
Boldmere Falcons Junior Football Club
Press & Publicity
07766 924918