Badgers U12A Blues 5 - 0 Maidenbower Royals (Horsham and District Leabue B)

After slow start Badgers hit 5 more


First Half
On a clear but chilly morn Brockham took their time to get going and
were fortunate to survive a strong first half performance from a
lively Maidenbower side. Led by their excellent number 9, whose lack
of height was more than made up for by his speed and ball control,
Maidenbower hit one post early in the half and the other towards the
end. However they couldn't turn any chances into goals as our back
four - and posts - stood firm.


Most of our good attacking play stemmed from Purcell, with a couple
of strong drives and good shots and Vaughan chasing up a rare mistake
by their goalie, and later volleying well into the goalie's arms. Half time 0-0.


Second Half
Half time came without either side troubling the scorers and gave the
Brockham coach a chance to give the team a blast of the "hairdryer"
treatment to fire them into action.


Not for the first time this season it had the desired effect and
Brockham started to play some lovely passing football. Teague crossed
from the right and Donegan laced the ball into the far corner to
break the stalemate. 1-0. From a drop ball we advanced again and
Turner calmly passed the ball into the same corner for our second. 2-0.
Another good passing move reached Vaughan on the edge of the six yard
box and he wriggled along the goal line to slide the ball behind the
goalie to creep into the other corner. 3-0.


The celebrations showed that Brockham knew we had taken an
unassailable lead and our confident play brought two more goals for
Turner - one on a third rebound from their brave goalie who didn't
really deserve to have 5 goals put past him again.


It wasn't all one way traffic and Maidenbower had several good
chances in the second half but keeper Wheeler kept them out with some
good saves. Another clean sheet was recognised by the coach giving
the man of the match to Killick for a solid centre half performance
beside the ever reliable Lane. The "nils" are just as important as
the goals and our miserly defence and midfield allowed the forwards
to fill their boots at the other end once more. Full time 5-0.


Man of the Match: Daniel Killick


Squad: Joe Baker, Kemal Dogansoy, Jamie Donegan, Jordan Heather,
Daniel Killick, Dominic Lane, Sam Potts, Jake Purcell, Joe Teague,
Will Thomas, Ollie Turner, Jacob Vaughan, George Warne, Oakley Wheeler.


Report by Ian Thomas

Badgers U11 Sunday 6 - 1 Roehampton Rangers (Surrey Youth League Cup)

Having enjoyed a comfortable league win 7 – 2 over Roehampton earlier in the season a relatively easy game might have been expected.  Roehampton had clearly turned up with a different perspective.  Whilst Brockham might have had a couple of early chances it was the away team who were the first to find the target.  A break from deep in defence saw Roehampton burst up the left hand side.  The left wing took the ball close to the goal line before placing it past the keeper into the bottom right hand corner of the net.  Brockham realised they had a game on their hands but were finding it difficult to get into the passing rhythm that they have enjoyed during their past few matches.  The grass was longer than usual requiring passing to be firmer – the Badgers were struggling to adjust.

Joseph Issberner won a corner having put the Roehampton defence under pressure.  A poor clearance allowed Brockham to lob the ball back into the danger area.  Issberner brought it under control before Max Austin pounced and drove it past the keeper.  Brockham continued to pressure but could not find the net.  A poor clearance from another attack found it’s way to Justin Hurst.  He shot at goal only for the keeper to fumble.  Austin was waiting and didn’t need a second invitation to give the Badgers a 2 – 1 lead.  The Roehampton keeper went on to make several good saves before Tom Phillips of Brockham received a quick corner outside of the box.  He delivered an excellent cross which Issberner was only to pleased to hammer into the net with his left boot.

Brockham were finding their stride as Will Conroy tightened the defence.  A ball from deep was launched towards the Roehampton goal.  Austin and Nataniel King gave chase with Austin winning the race and placing the ball neatly over the keeper for a 4 – 1 lead and his hat trick.     King wanted his goal and was quick to react to a defensive error by Roehampton following a speculative shot.  He won the loose ball and poked it past the keeper.  Man of the match Austin wasn’t done.  Charging from the half way line he approached the Roehampton penalty area and launched a rocket over the keepers head for his fourth and to cap a well deserved 6 – 1 victory.

Their next game will be a real test, away against league leaders Carshalton Athletic.  Whilst unbeaten to date the Badgers will need to be at their best to pick up 3 points there.

Squad: Callum Agent, Max Austin, William Conroy (c), Finn Campbell, Harry Fairley, Conor Gilmartin, Thomas Hemming,  Joseph Issberner, Tom Phillips, Jack Wisbey, Justin Hurst, Alex Wells, Aidan Torpey, Alex Watts, Natanial King

Report by Chris Hurst

Badgers U14A 2 - 2 Hampton & Richmond Borough Juniors

Four games in, two losses against out of sight opposition, and a point apiece from two of the teams Brockham Badgers U14As had hoped they could strive to take points from in Surrey’s Premier Elite when they’d studied the fixtures at the start of the season.  So far, so good, and all to play for.

What was particularly pleasing with Sunday’s draw with Hampton & Richmond Borough Juniors was the performance.  Whilst the Thames boys were clearly a capable setup it was Brockham that edged possession and certainly controlled the game in the second half.

Things didn’t get off to a great start though.  The boys had been well drilled in training and their shape and effort was much improved, but an unfortunate mix-up in defence led to a soft goal after the Hampton & Richmond No.17 was allowed a free run at the Brockham keeper and finished within five minutes of the start.

Brockham picked themselves up however and started to play.  The back line was well marshalled by Luc Jhugroo as they either caught the impatient Hampton front line off-side or pressed play to limit the opposition any space in midfield. 

In front of them the imposing Justin Tarrant patrolled effectively and worked the ball through the middle well in his link up play with Sam Lloyd and Oscar Cremmen.  Cremmen and Lloyd’s combination of direct running and balls into the channels were starting to cause problems for the black and reds who were now on the back foot.

It was from a wide area that Jordan Martin pursued a through ball right to left.  He collected it a split second before his Hampton & Richmond marker, switched back onto his favoured right foot, and clipped it past the keeper who got a hand to it but could only look back as it rolled over the line.

In the second half Brockham pressed space better and the two full backs George Gomes and Oli Gout came into the game with opportunities to overlap with Brockham’s midfield.  It was from an overlap move that the ball was whipped across the Hampton & Richmond 18-yard area.  Alex Flint, who had worked like a Trojan on his own up front, got beyond his marker and with still a lot to do under pressure, an awkward ball to bring down, and on his weaker foot, he did brilliantly.  His first touch was exquisite and his second buried it in the net from 10 yards.  Clinical.

Confidence spread through the team and it was not long before Martin had been released down the right again.  His blistering pace put him into space, he cut across his pursuer and with the keeper rushing out he bent the ball with the outside of his right foot only to see it go wide of the post. 

A few minutes later Martin was running at goal again.  This time he played a clever square ball to Flint who pulled his foot back to finish, only for a superbly timed recovery tackle from Hampton to deny him.

Brockham had been warned however.  On three occasions the black and whites advances had been halted and the boys from the Thames mounted quick counter attacks that left them a man short and exposed on the right.  With three minutes to go Brockham made a tired decision by diving into a tackle unnecessarily.  The Junior’s No.17 rolled the defender, ran at goal, and levelled the game.

The Badgers can be proud though.  A village side mixing it with the big boys and showing they’re a match for most on their day.

Lad of the Match:  Alex Flint

Report by Jason Rabbetts

Badgers U9 Barbarians 3 - 2 Horsham Sparrows (Horsham & District Youth League)

Badgers’ fourth game of the season against Horsham Sparrows U9 was a thrilling encounter, with the Badgers seeking their first win of the season following three successive draws.

The pattern of the game followed that of the previous games, with the team looking dominant in midfield and defence, where in goal Ben Austin showed great confidence, behind the solid work of Jethro Burton, William Glenn and Ben Mackenzie. Training-ground work had focussed on the creation of more scoring opportunities and the reward came as early as three minutes. Huw Morgan, making a strong rundown the left wing played a neat pass to Callum Holder, who coolly slotted the ball home. 1-0 Badgers.

Uncharacteristically loose passing in midfield then led to the Sparrows’ equaliser after a goalmouth scramble, followed by poor positional play in the centre allowing the Sparrows to break forward and score past the exposed ‘keeper. Badgers 1-2 down at half-time.

The half-time break allowed the team to re-focus. Tom Ambrose and Lily Turner reasserted control in central midfield, and Jethro Burton and Arun Watkins kept the opposition on the back foot by supplying good ball forward on the flanks. With six minutes to go, Huw Morgan’s forward pass from the centre of the pitch evaded the Sparrow’s central defender’s despairing lunge, and Callum Holder pounced on the ball to send it smartly home in the bottom left corner for the equaliser.

3 minutes left of this exciting battle, and the Badgers found the strength for a final push towards victory. Ben Mackenzie played a penetrating ball into Callum just forward of the centre-circle. The latter strode forward, and unleashed a shot, forcing a save from the Sparrows’ keeper. As he did so, a lunging tackle from a Sparrow’s defender sent Callum crashing to the ground. Free-kick to the Badgers. Sparrows lined up their wall, and Callum placed the ball slightly left of centre, two yards outside the penalty area. Three steps back, a stunning strike and the ball flew in just inside the angle of crossbar and post. An outstanding way to secure the first win of the season.

Whilst Callum Holder’s clinically taken hat-trick had to earn him the player of the match award, the nature of the goals shows that this was a whole-team effort. Their never-say-die attitude along with the application of training-ground principles makes this victory a much deserved reward for the whole team, and a guide to the way-forward.

Man of the Match: Callum Holder

Squad: Tom Ambrose, Ben Austin, Jethro Burton, William Glenn, Callum Holder, Ben Mackenzie, Huw Morgan, Lily Turner, Arun Watkins


Report by Frank Holder

Tadworth U10A 0 - 4 Badgers U10A (Tadworth Primary League)

The rain stopped for a few hours and a blue sky prevailed.  It was time for the 2010-2011 season to start in earnest.  In recent years Badgers have fought some nail-biting, ding-dong battles with Tadworth and we expected nothing less on Saturday.

From the kick-off Brockham looked composed and assured.  New signing Morgan Hamilton laid down the gauntlet early on with a powerful long range shot that was beaten around the post.  Morgan would go on to put in a spirited and committed performance throughout and look every inch the midfield general.

It was left to Ezra Charles who break the deadlock.  His clinical finish complementing a sublime through-ball by Oliver Yeates.  These two boys have developed a telepathic link on the pitch in recent years and it was in full flow on Saturday.  Oliver's passing and vision were flawless as he picked out Ezra's intelligent runs time after time.

Jack Duncan leaves his heart and soul on the pitch in every game but there was evidence against Tadworth of just how far his skill has developed.  He stepped out of defence and split the Tadworth back-line with a precision ball Platini would have been proud of.  Unfortunately the excellent Tadworth goalie would thwart Ezra on this occasion.

Another impressive debutant was Oliver Quigley, who was quick to latch onto a cross from Morgan.  Oliver's shot was well saved by the keeper but this time he could only parry it into the path of Oliver Yeates who applied the finishing touch.

As half-time beckoned Oliver Yeates and Ezra Charles were irresistible, playing some of the best football the team has seen.  At times Yeates seemed to have telescopic sights on his left boot and Charles was like a wet bar of soap, squirting out from the touchline and away from the attentions of defenders whenever they got near.

Half-time Brockham Badgers 2 Tadworth 0

Tadworth showed admirable team spirit throughout the game and really pushed on at the start of the second-half.  Luckily for The Badgers Joe "The Radar" Allen was in fine form, intercepting passes and keeping the door bolted shut at the back.  Joe was neat and tidy throughout and always looked in control of every situation.

Despite Tadworth pressure, good work on the left allowed Brockham to break.  Yeates and Charles combined again and the ball found its way through to Morgan who almost broke the net with a powerful drive that gave the keeper no chance.  As Morgan celebrated his goal, his knee-slide took him over the only remaining blade of grass he hadn't yet touched.

Tadworth continued to try and mount a fight-back.  They almost managed it too but...

What is there left to say about Henry Lucas?  He is pure silk on the ball and solid steel in the tackle.  And as Tadworth broke, Henry, through a combination of sheer will and one telescopic leg, rescued Brockham with an outstanding challenge.

Meanwhile at the other end Adam Bower was showing a nice first touch.  What really caught the eye though was how he chased every ball, hassled defenders and forced errors.  It was a very solid start for Adam who looks like being a real force this season and an exceptional team player.    

It would be another new signing, Oliver Quigley, who would round off the scoring with an exquisite finish.  It was nothing more than he deserved for a fine debut.

Even so Tadworth never yielded.  After thwarting a one-on-one George "The Cat" Lees was called into action to pull off an acrobatic dive to his right and push a superb Tadworth effort round the post.  Never one to relax, George then scuppered the resulting Tadworth corner.  The boy with fly-paper hands collects clean sheets like a chambermaid at The Ritz.

This was a great performance studiously masterminded by the Lees-Lucas Dream Ticket.  Simon and Mick would head back to Brockham to check on the OPTA stats and talk formations knowing the first three points of the season were in the bag.

Full-time Tadworth 0 Brockham Badgers 4

Man-of-the-match: Morgan Hamilton – grace and guts, reminiscent of Giles and Souness in their pomp!

Squad: George Lees, Joe Allen, Jack Duncan, Henry Lucas, Morgan Hamilton, Oliver Yeates, Oliver Quigley, Ezra Charles and Adam Bower

Match Report by Jason Charles

Badgers U9A 4 - 2 Elm Grove Colts A (Epsom & Ewell League Premier Division)

Having suffered 3 straight defeats Brockham were badly in need of a strong performance. Brockham set off at pace and immediately put Elm Grove under pressure with Sam Church shooting just wide. Ed Russ then played the ball out to Joe Rabbetts on the left who whipped a ball across the Elm Grove goal which was met by Jos Hunt who made no mistake, 1-0. Again, Joe Rabbetts got away only to be brought down in the Elm Grove goal by a fine tackle. Will Timmons pushed forward for Brockham and fired in a long range shot just over the bar. New Brockham goal keeper, Hugh Morgan, made a series of good saves and kept Brockham in the lead. Brockham broke again and Joe Rabbetts took the opportunity to build Brockham’s lead, 2-0. Sam Church got the ball out to George Wryde  who shot just wide for Brockham. Another Brockham cross fell to Sam Church who buried his shot, 3 -0. Brockham kept their shape and passed the ball well, something that had been lacking previously, but Elm Grove were not out of this and scored on the break just before half time. 3-1.

At half time Brockham Coach, Jason Rabbetts, brought on Archie Routleff and Owen Knowles, replacing Ben MacKenzie  at right back. Elm Grove came out immediately looking to get back into the game and Hugh Morgan was forced to come off his line, making Elm Grove shoot wide. Elm Grove were having trouble dealing with Joe Rabbetts, his shot on target was spilled by the Elm Grove keeper and Sam Church was on hand to finish it, 4-1. Elm Grove managed to get another goal but it was not enough and the match ended 4-2. It was a much better performance by Brockham.

Man of the Match: Ed Russ.

Report by Rick Russ

Badgers U12A 7 - 0 Steyning Strikers (Horsham and District League B)

First Half
Brockham Badgers produced another emphatic win and established
themselves as league leaders. A lightning start to the game by
Brockham saw Turner whip in a cross for Tiley to flick the ball past
the keeper and onto the post.
Players fought for territorial control and at times the football was
played in tight clusters. A breakthrough happened on 7 minutes when
Warne collected a stray ball in midfield and raced goal-wards. In
full flow he is always difficult to stop and his powerful shot left
the Steyning keeper completely flat footed. 1-0.
At midpoint through the first half The Badgers opened up the visitors
defence with some delightful dribbling by Dogansoy, who then crossed
for poacher extraordinaire Turner to trap and knock in number two. 2-0.
Brockham now started to dictate most of the playing pattern, as the
league's most potent strike force coupled by one of the meanest
defences began to dominate. The vocal and highly organized Lane was
sweeping away any threat at the back, and the rest of the defence, in
Killick, Baker and Vaughan were proving to be watertight.
Brockham's attack were strong, fluid and more menacing, with Teague,
Donegan and Dogansoy producing worthwhile attempts. For long periods
Steyning remained pinned in their own half as the home team turned on
the thumb screws and more goals seemed just a question of time. Into
the last three minutes and Killick thumped a wonderfully accurate
ball up the center of the park for Tiley to chase. Tiley shook off
his marker and fired past a hapless goalie to make 3-0.
Half time 3-0.
Second Half
Brockham went at Steyning immediately from the kick off and spent the
next five minutes gradually breaking down the battling away side.
On 7 minutes Steyning resistance finally gave way when Warne slid a
through ball to Heather on the left wing, who in turn crossed. The
ball bounced to Donegan away on the right hand side, who controlled
skillfully and belted an unstoppable cross-goal shot into the net. 4-0.
The Badgers keeper Wheeler remained unemployed for most of the game
but he had to keep on his toes as the visitors never gave up trying
to find their consolation goal. This was an energetic game and a few
overzealous tackles were beginning to creep in, although things never
really got out of hand.
On 16 minutes Brockham extended their lead: a poor Steyning goal kick
reached only as far as the expectant Brockham forwards Teague and
Donegan. Their neat interplay gave Turner his chance to knock in the
fifth of the game. 5-0.
The hosts kept up the momentum and continued to pile on the pressure
with Thomas providing plenty of running. It culminated in a mad
penalty area scramble in front of the Styning goal, with the ball
bouncing here, there and everywhere. It was eventually cleared but
only for Brockham to press more and more. With only 3 minutes left
Donegan attacked and found Heather in an intelligent position inside
the Styning box. Heather made the most of his opportunity to shoot
home the penultimate goal of the day. 6-0.
And still the Badgers were hungry for more! Another weak goal kick
from the away team went only as far as Teague, who was first to ball
and delivered his shot into the corner of the net for the final word
of the game. 7-0.


Full time 7-0.


Man of the match: Dominic Lane


Squad: Joe Baker, Kemal Dogansoy, Jamie Donegan, Jordan Heather,
Daniel Killick, Dominic Lane, Joe Teague, Wilbur Tiley, Will Thomas,
Ollie Turner, Jacob Vaughan, George Warne, Oakley Wheeler.


Report by Tony Watson

Badgers U15A 8 - 0 Wallington Wanderers Youth (Surrey County Cup 1st Round)

Aiming to emulate their immense achievement of reaching last season's Surrey County Cup final, Brockham Badgers U15A  cruised into Round 2 of  this season's competition with a crushing 8-0 defeat of Wallington Wanderers from the Tandridge league. Normally slow starters, Badgers were 3-0 up inside 5 minutes and the first goal was scored without an opposing player touching the ball, Liam Ratcliffe putting in a great cross that Jack Wyllie poached at the near post. Next up, Oli Winter combined with George Coffey to play in Harvey Mewis, who finished coolly for 2-0, and Harry Ramsey added the third, using his blistering pace to run onto a long Dennis Rapson clearance and bury a shot in the far corner.

Maybe Brockham relaxed at this point, as they allowed Wallington off the ropes and back into the game, and it took another 30 minutes to add to the score. Once again Jack Wyllie showed a good striker's instinct to score his second from close range, and just before the break Chris Brooks drove into the box and Oli Winter tapped in for 5-0.

Wallington came with no substitutes and, with the second half only just underway, they lost a player to injury and played out the match with 10 players. To their great credit they continued to play some decent football and defended tooth and nail, their keeper making a couple of very good saves, and restricted Badgers to just three more goals. First, George Coffey was tripped in the box and planted the penalty out of reach of the keeper's dive. Then Chris Brooks got his reward for a number of close efforts with goal number 7, before Coffey bagged his second with a close-range header. So a convincing performance all round, but all credit to Wallington who showed flashes of skill as well as resilience and good fitness levels.

Squad: Dennis Rapson, Will Mahoney, Liam Ratcliffe, Matt Higgins, Will Bletso, Oli Winter, Mike Richardson, Frankie Routleff, Josh Brown, Jack Wyllie, Harvey Mewis, Alex Nicholson, George Coffey, Harry Ramsey, Chris Brooks.

Report by Simon Winter

Badgers U12B 8- 1 Maidenbower United (Horsham and District League D)

What a difference a week makes.  From a bit of a thumping last week, Badgers came back with their performance of the season to rout Midenbower.  The goals came by way of a hat-trick from Freddie Bedford and contributions from Jamie Hunt, Tom Williams, Tom Quigley, James Makintyre George, and a calmly taken strike by Toby Triggs on the stroke of full time.  Coach Steve Smith was unable to decide on his man of the match: this was a sterling performance from the back four, bravely and confidently supported by keeper Matthew Allen, with Matthew Appleton oozing confidence in midfield. This result will surely be a great boost before next week’s second round cup game: onwards and upwards!

Report by Tom Race

Badgers U12A 5 - 1 Maidenbower (Horsham and District League B)

An immediate attack by Maidenbower is snuffed out by Baker, who's clearance finds Tiley on the right wing. A through ball from Tiley launches Turner on a great run, and who then shoots from the right across the keeper, into the left hand corner of the goal. 1-0.

On 5 minutes Tiley volleys just wide of the post. Maidenbower respond with a through goal-bound ball but the attack is cut short by Lane's timely tackle. Moments later the Badgers are on the offensive again; Turner passes to Teague, who skillfully lops the Maidenbower goalie, and it is in the net! But Brockham are denied the goal by a contentious offside decision.

Warne and Teague are providing re-assurarence in mid-field as the visitors became stuck in own half. Maidenbower eventually brake forward but are stopped in their tracks by Purcell's  interception and a great long ball clearance to Tiley on the left. The striker produces a good shot but Maidenbower keeper saves and the ball ricochets wide.

The tenacious defender, Baker puts a high ball through for Turner to chase but the home team's efforts are frustratingly brought to a halt again by another questionable offside decision. Moments later Donegan is unlucky not to get on the score sheet. He battles hard on the left side, gained possession and tries to lop the goalie but it narrowly goes over the bar.

On 17 minutes a Maidenbower fight back provides them with an opportunity up-front but  keeper Potts keeps a calm head as he collects and distributes the ball in one smooth movement. They come at Brockham again, with the Maidenbower center forward putting on the pressure, but great positioning by Lane allows him to make a great stopping tackle.

Brockham are passing the ball well now, with some good combination football. On 25 minutes Donegan seizes on a loose ball and makes a great long shot from just inside the half way line. Maidenbower's goalie fails to get hold of the ball and Turner, with  true goal-poaching instinct leaps onto the loose ball, takes it around the flailing goalie and into the net for number two. 2-0.

In the dying minutes Donegan gets the ball on the right, flickes it on to Tiley, whos shot is stopped by a great save. Maidenbower come back at the Badgers again but stalwart Killick, denies any advancement with cool, calm defending. The defender puts a long ball out towards the wing, where Turner again chases and crosses the ball to Tiley, waiting in the centre. Tiley shoots and again is unlucky as the ball goes narrowly wide for a goal kick.

The Maidenbower goalie clears the ball with a long kick over the half way line where Purcell, under pressure, skilfully controls the ball and puts it down the left wing to Teague, who has intelligently positioned himself. The forward runs onto the ball and puts in a superb cross which Turner has anticipated, runs onto and fires to the right for goal number 3.

Half time 3-0.

Second Half

Brockam start the half determined to defend their lead but still launch straight into attack with a cheetah quick Tiley pressing.

On 5 minutes Warne traps the ball and clears to Teague on the wing, who then puts a well weighted ball through for Turner to pursue. He shoots to the right and another goal. 4-0

Maidenbower produce a gutsy fight back, putting great pressure on Brockham and a rewarded with a corner. Warne puts behind the line for another corner and he again puts behind the line. The Badgers soak up the pressure, as the third corner in a row is saved.

The action swings to the other end. A good strong low corner is hit by Tiley to Turner at the near post. Turner sneaks in a shot which the goalie just keeps out with his feet. Another corner by the hosts results in a miss kick to clear and Tiley again pounces on it and shoots, but the goalie again prevents another goal. With Brockham's third corner, the ball comes out to Donegan who has cleverly waited on the edge of the goal area. He belts in a powerful shot to the right hand corner of the goal and the visitor's keeper makes a great save to keep the score as is.

Dogansoy works hard in midfield to curtail any Maidenbower threat as the away team step up a gear. On 20 minutes they find away through the Badger's defence but are repelled eventually by Lane. Brockham are starting to tire now and Maidenbower attack again but Lane stands his ground and remains dominant in defence. Maidenbower continue attacking and it's all hands on deck. Purcell ensures that no one gets past him with strong defending.

Time is dripping away now, with only minutes before the final whistle. With a never give up attitude Maidenbower split open the Brockham back line, as their number 9 at last gets a good shooting chance and the Badger's keeper can do nothing about such a great shot. 4-1.

Donegan is constantly running and makes tackle after tackle, to prevent Maidenbower from proceeding any further in their fight back.

The game concludes with an impressive run by Dogansoy, who crosses from the right. Maidenbower couldn't clear effectively and the ball fell to Turner. He makes no mistake with a volley that flew straight into the net and bring his tally to a fantastic five. 5-1.

Full time 5-1.

Man of the match: Ollie Turner

Squad: Joe Baker, Kemal Dogansoy, Jamie Donegan, Daniel Killick, Dominic Lane, Sam Potts, Jake Purcell, Joe Teague, Wilbur Tiley, Will Thomas, Ollie Turner, George Warne, Oakley Wheeler.

Report by David Purcell