Posts

16/05/26 - Ground 479 - πŸ“ Taray Group Community Stadium - New Romney Vs Metrogas

New Romney Vs Metrogas  πŸ“Taray Group Community Stadium  Tickets: £7 Kent County League Bill Manklow Inter-Regional Challenge Cup Final It was a quick start from Metrogas in the opening stages of this cup final. They opened the scoring with only four minutes on the clock. The ball was played down the right hand side and crossed into the box by the No.10. The initial header from the No.5 was saved spectacularly by the goalkeeper but only parried out as far as the No.11. He created some space for himself and curled in a beautiful strike into the far side of the net.  Six minutes later, a corner ball for Metrogas was swung in and landed right in front of the goal mouth. The No.9 used his strength to give himself some space and flicked the ball into the back of the net with his heel.  Ten minutes later, New Romney had a free kick on the half way line which was delivered into the box by the No.6. The ball wasn't dealt with properly and fell to the No.5 who neatly volleyed...

09/05/26 - Ground 478 - πŸ“ Henderson Sports & Social Club - ACD United Vs Old Chelmsfordians

ACD United Vs Old Chelmsfordians  πŸ“ Henderson Sports & Social Club  Tickets: Free Entry  It didn't take long for the hosts to open the scoring, six minutes to be precise. From a goal kick, the ball was played forward and flicked on through to the No.12. He found himself one on one with the goalkeeper, had his first effort saved but tucked in the rebound which fell to him kindly.  With half an hour on the clock, the hosts managed to double their advantage. From a Chelmsfordians corner, the ball was cleared and lost in the middle of the park. This allowed ACD to break away with the ball quickly and work it down the left flank to the No.7. He sat his marker down in quite some fashion and curled in a brilliant effort into the far side of the net.  Just before the break, the hosts started to run away with the game comfortably after adding a third. A poor back pass from the Chelmsfordians defender allowed the No.12 to latch onto the loose ball, keep his composure...

02/05/26 - πŸ“Old Spotted Dog Ground - Clapton CFC Vs Rayleigh Town

Clapton CFC Vs Rayleigh Town  πŸ“Old Spotted Dog Ground  Tickets: £5 Attendance: 2375 Eastern Counties League First Division South Play-off Final A play off final which had it all! Goals, end to end action and a fantastic atmosphere.  The hosts managed to go ahead quite early on with only nine minutes on the clock. After a brilliant run by the No.2 down the left hand side, he played a brilliant ball through to the No.7 who was on the other side of the pitch. He then cut inside from the edge of the box and curled the ball over the goalkeeper and into the back of the net.  A few minutes later, Clapton doubled their lead. A free kick was sent in from the No.30 on the touchline, into the penalty box. The ball was then headed into the back of the net by the No.10, sending the home fans into ecstasy.  With twenty minutes on the clock, after a questionable call, Rayleigh were awarded a penalty for a handball. The No.10 stepped up to take the spot kick and slotted the ba...

18/04/26 - πŸ“Old Spotted Dog Ground - Clapton CFC Vs FC Romania

Clapton CFC Vs FC Romania  πŸ“Old Spotted Dog Ground  Tickets: £5 🎟️ Attendance: 1712  The last league home game of the season for Clapton CFC.  A quick start to the game saw the hosts take the lead just after six minutes. A free kick was delivered in from the No.30 on the edge of the box and headed into the back of the net by the No.9.  A few minutes later, FC Romania managed to equalise. A ball into the box wasn't dealt with properly and allowed the No.10 to smash the ball in from close range.  With half an hour on the clock, the away side managed to take the lead. Yet again another cross into the box wasn't dealt with and this time allowed the No.7 to tap the ball in from close range.  Just before the half time break, Clapton CFC equalised. A brilliant weaving run from the No.7 which resulted in him having a shot on goal. The first effort was initially saved but the ball was parried out to the No.29 who tucked the ball underneath the goalkeeper....

10/04/26 - Ground 477 - πŸ“ Richmond Park - St Patrick's Athletic Vs Shamrock Rovers FC

South Dublin Derby πŸ”₯ St Patrick's Athletic FC Vs Shamrock Rovers FC πŸ“ Richmond Park  Tickets: £15 The away side started off on the front foot and dominated possession of the ball.  Shamrock Rovers managed to open the scoring with nine minutes on the clock. The No.29 picked up the ball in the middle of the park and headed towards goal. With so much time and space to decide what he wanted to do, he had a shot from the edge of the box which took a deflection past the goalkeeper and into the back of the net.  The rest of the game followed the same pattern. The away side dominated the majority of the ball whereas the home side would look to counter.  The final whistle then went with the final score finishing 1-0 to Shamrock Rovers.  One thing I will add, it was one of the worst weather conditions I've ever experienced while watching a game of football. Torrential rain and wind made it at times unbearable and very difficult to take notes. 

06/04/26 - Ground 476 - πŸ“ Martyn Grove - Lordswood FC Vs Halls Athletic

Lordswood FC Vs Halls Athletic  πŸ“ Martyn Grove  Tickets: £8 A beautiful sunny day in Kent to watch some football with good company.  The first half was very action packed, both sides were trying their best to break the deadlock but neither were able to succeed.  After a delay in play at the start of the second half which involved some switching around between officials, the same pattern continued.  Twenty minutes in, Lordswood finally managed to break the deadlock. The ball was cleared forward towards the edge of the box and flicked on towards the No.9. He then brought the ball down and smashed it passed the goalkeeper at his near post.  Twenty minutes later, Lordswood managed to double their lead, giving them a comfortable cushion. A corner ball was swung in and went all the way through the crowd of players. The ball was then recycled back into the penalty area towards the No.6. He then flicked the ball neatly passed the goalkeeper and into the back of th...

04/04/26 - Ground 475 - πŸ“Old Owens Sports Ground - Owens Vs Harefield United Development

Owens Vs Harefield United Development  πŸ“Old Owens Sports Ground  Tickets: Free Entry  The hosts started off the game the better side and earned themselves a penalty with twenty minutes on the clock. It was saved brilliantly though by the Harefield goalkeeper to keep the score level.  Ten minutes later, Harefield lost possession on the touch line and Owens No.14 drove towards goal. His initial shot was saved but only parried out as far as the No.7 who smashed the ball into the roof of the net.  Ten minutes into the second half, Owens had a corner ball which was cleared out only as far as the No.8 on the edge of the box. He set himself and cleanly struck the ball on the half volley, into the corner of the net.  In the closing stages of the match, the hosts managed to score three goals in quick succession. The first coming from a mistake at the back from Harefield, losing possession and allowing the ball to be played through to the No.12. He kept his composur...