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Match
reports from Saturday, 26 September, 2009
Harveys
hold aces over Kings
Harveys
Bar 3 Kings Arms 1
Home scorers:- Goodall, Newton, Wraith
Harveys got back on
track at home despite a big headache for manager Betney who was he was missing
seven of last week's starting eleven.
Players
stepped up to the plate with new signing Taylor and first game for striker
Wraith since joining the club in the summer.
Harveys
started the game in usual fashion on the back foot which frustrated manager
Betney. King Arms, to give them credit came out with a game plan to get
men forward, but the new look defence and Swift turning from centre forward
to goal for this game saw the scoreline at half time 0-0.
Little
action in the first half from either side had to spark something in the
team talks. It
was Harveys who came out started to play football with Woodhouse and David
Goodall leading from midfield.
Kings
had there best spell of the game and was using the 'Delap throw' to try
and get themselves on the score sheet. In the end Harveys' defence broke
down with the ball not being cleared and a brilliant solo goal saw Kings
take the lead early in the second half.
Harveys
needed to get going and found themselves back in the game only a couple
of minutes latter when Goodall showed his skills with his own solo goal.
Harveys seemed to spark into action with Goodall and Newton proving to much
for the tiring Kings. It was Goodall and Maycock whose hard work set up
Dom Newton's second of the season.
As
Kings were tiring Harveys brought on the new boys Taylor and Wraith. It
wasn't too long before they made an impact as Wriath's first touch was to
hit a third goal for Harvey on the volley. Harveys withstood Kings counter-attacks
towards the end and gain the much needed three points.
Anthony Wood Builders
M.O.M: Dom Newton
Experience
conquers Youth
Matlock
Town Youth 2 Laburnum Saints 4
Home scorers:-
Away: Charlton (2), Denton (2)
Laburnum Saints made
the short trip to face in-form Matlock Youth at Cavendish Playing Fields.
After
a very even start a mix up in the Laburnum defence led to Youth taking the
lead. The Saints managed to withstand a period of pressure and finally got
a foothold in the game with Denton and Clifton a constant threat.
An
equaliser arrived when a J Sellors corner was headed in by M Charlton. Youth
restored their lead just before half-time after a long ball was not dealt
with, allowing S Martin to score.
The
second half started with Laburnum Saints dominating the game who went in
front through two goals from the impressive Pete Denton.
Matlock
Youth never gave up but the experience of the Saints shone through with
Charlton scoring a fourth from twenty five yards.
In
all a good performance by the Saints with an unfortunate injury to R Austin
being the only downside to the game.
Reports
from...
Saturday,
19 September, 2009
Saturday,
12 September, 2009
Wednesday,
9 September, 2009
Wednesday,
5 September, 2009
Wednesday,
2 September, 2009
Wednesday,
29 August, 2009
Wednesday,
26 August, 2009
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