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| Results |
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| FC
Maroon (Eng) |
1
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V
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1
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The
Shepherd's Arms (Wal) |
| E
Block Europe (Eng) |
3
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V
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0
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Scunthadam
(Ned) |
| Fog
Lane Albion (Eng) |
1
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V
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2
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Summerhouse
(Ned) |
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We
began Round 2 with FC Maroon versus The Shepherd's
Arms. FC Maroon entered the match with the desire
to bounce back from their previous defeat, while
The Shepherd's Arms aimed to build on their opening
win. The stage was set for an intense battle.
In
the first half, The Shepherd's Arms took the initiative
and pushed forward with purpose. Their attacking
endeavors paid off when Tomos Reed found the back
of the net, giving his team a well-deserved lead.
The Shepherd's Arms showcased their attacking
prowess and threatened to extend their advantage.
However,
FC Maroon responded strongly in the second half,
determined to turn the tide in their favor. They
raised their intensity and began creating chances,
causing trouble for The Shepherd's Arms' defense.
Their persistence paid off when Ed Cotter found
the equalizer, sparking jubilation among the FC
Maroon players.
With
the score leveled at 1-1, both teams pushed for
a winning goal in the remaining minutes of the
match. The intensity increased as players fought
for possession and sought to break the deadlock.
However, despite their best efforts, neither team
could find the decisive goal.
FC
Maroon, having lost their opening match, may have
viewed the draw as a step in the right direction,
giving them a valuable point to build upon. On
the other hand, The Shepherd's Arms, despite taking
the lead, may feel a sense of missed opportunity
in not securing the victory.
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In
the fifth game of Group B, E Block Europe faced
off against Scunthadam. Both teams were looking
to bounce back from their respective opening
defeats and secure their first points in the
tournament.
The
first half was a closely contested affair, with
both teams displaying resilience in defence
and working hard to nullify each other's attacks.
Despite their best efforts, neither team was
able to break the deadlock, and the half-time
score remained 0-0.
As
the second half commenced, E Block Europe emerged
with renewed determination, seeking to seize
control of the match. Their attacking intent
paid off when Liam Wilson found the breakthrough.
E Block Europe continued to apply pressure and
exploit the spaces left by the Scunthadam defense.
Frank Brindle doubled their advantage with a
well-taken goal, as he rounded the goalkeeper
with a neat side step.
With
a two-goal cushion, E Block Europe displayed
composure and confidence, dictating the rhythm
of the game. This was exemplified when a neat
right foot half volley, from a left-wing cross,
crashed in off the under-side of the bar as
Liam Wilson bagged his second of the game.
This
victory could mark an important turning point
for E Block Europe, giving them their first
points and rejuvenating their hopes of advancing
in the competition. Scunthadam, on the other
hand, will have to regroup and reassess their
strategy as they seek to get back on track in
their remaining group stage matches.
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In
the final match of round 2 in Group B, Fog Lane
Albion met Summerhouse in a highly anticipated
encounter. Both teams entered the match with confidence,
having secured victories in their respective opening
games.
The
first half kicked off with both teams displaying
their attacking intent, eager to take an early
lead. It was Summerhouse who drew first blood
as Ammaar Shoaib found the back of the net, giving
his team a valuable advantage. Refusing to be
deterred, Fog Lane Albion fought back and managed
to level the scoreline before half-time. Will
Holder Wood's second goal in as many games, showcasing
his goal-scoring prowess, brought his team back
into the game with the equaliser. The first half
concluded with the teams deadlocked at 1-1.
As
the second half unfolded, Fog Lane Albion came
out with renewed determination, pushing forward
in search of a go-ahead goal. Their efforts almost
paid off when they struck the post, inches away
from taking the lead. However, it was Summerhouse
who capitalized on their chance, as Ammaar Shoaib
scored his second goal of the match, putting his
team in front once again.
Summerhouse's
goal proved to be the decisive moment, as Fog
Lane Albion struggled to find an equalizer in
the remaining minutes. Despite hitting the post
themselves, Summerhouse managed to hold on to
their slim lead and secure a hard-fought 2-1 victory.
The
final whistle signaled the end of an intense battle
between two determined teams. Summerhouse celebrated
their second win of the tournament, maintaining
their perfect record and solidifying their position
as strong contenders in Group B.
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| Table |
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| Team |
Pld |
Won |
Drawn |
Lost |
For |
Agst |
Pts |
| Summerhouse
(Ned) |
2
|
2
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0
|
0
|
5
|
2
|
6
|
| The
Shepherd's Arms (Wal) |
2
|
1
|
1
|
0
|
4
|
2
|
4
|
| E
Block Europe (Eng) |
2
|
1
|
0
|
1
|
4
|
2
|
3
|
| Fog
Lane Albion (Eng) |
2
|
1
|
0
|
1
|
3
|
3
|
3
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| FC
Maroon (Eng) |
2
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0
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1
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1
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3
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5
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1
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| Scunthadam
(Ned) |
2
|
0
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0
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2
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1
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6
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0
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