Southdown Athletic U14's
Match reports
Southdown Athletic 7 - Crawley Panthers 1
Athletic started well with Liam Benson scoring their first goal of the season to make it 1-0.Panthers scored shortly after to make it 1-1. Sam Mitchell then made it 2-1 to Athletic with a well taken drive. Athletic had a corner taken by Finn Hudson prentice and cleared by panthers to come out to Sam Mitchell who knocked it in with a left foot volley. Both teams started well in the second half. Scoring first was Sam Mitchell making it 3-1 from a good cross from Ben Seddon. And athletics defence was still doing well putting up with panthers strong strikers. Then Sam Mitchell scored again from a slight error from panthers goalie. Then Finn Hudson Prentice scored a goal. Lucky. Then Ben Seddon scored a well placed goal to make the final score 7-1. A great start to the season, let’s keep it going!!!
By Sam Mitchell
Southdown Athletic 10 - St. Francis Rangers 0
Slow start to the game both teams starting well, with Ben Seddon scoring first to make it 1-0 to Athletic, and then Sam Mitchell scoring just after. Then Nathan Nye scored with a good finish to make the score 3-0 to Athletic. Shortly after Ben scored a classy finish to make it 4-0. Sam scored again to finish of the goals for the first half. 5-0 to Athletic.
With the defence still holding off St. Francis Rangers, Woody keeping a clean sheet and the midfield feeding the forwards into scoring opportunities, we were on a roll. Into the second half Ben launches one of his big throws into the box and Nathan heads it in. Soon after this goal Ben had a well slotted ball to him from Harry Elson and Ben couldn’t miss and into the net it went. Athletic won a corner, Sam swung it in and Ollie got his head to it and turned it in off of a St. Francis Rangers player. Score was now is 8-0. Then a few minutes later Scottie got the ball and turned it in very well into the middle of the goal. Phil scored a great goal smashing the ball in the net from the edge of the box. Making the score 10-0 to Athletic.
By Sam Mitchell