The M1s were knocked out of the cup by Wapping 1-3 on Sunday. Due to squad rotation and unavailability, the M1s made nine changes to the side that played OGs the previous week, bringing in eight players making their first appearance for the 1s including five juniors. The first half was a relatively even affair
The M1s suffered their third defeat of the season going down 4-0 to league leaders Old Georgians. OGs enjoyed the better start, initially putting the M1s under pressure, however it was the North London side that could have taken the lead with their first real attack, but unfortunately Timmy Smyth couldn’t finish the chance as
The M1s travelled to league newcomers Peterborough on Sunday looking to continue their unbeaten run, while being wary of the home team’s old school pitch giving them an advantage. Southgate got off to a slow start and Peterborough opened the scoring via a Joe Finding penalty corner in the tenth minute. This stirred the M1s
M1s battle to a 3-1 win over second placed Oxted in controversial circumstances. Oxted were first to score in an evenly matched first half when the M1 defence stopped for a split second expecting a free hit, Oxted’s Sam Driver took full advantage to beat Chris Rae in the Southgate goal. The lead was short
M1s held to a 2-2 draw by Richmond. The first half was an evenly matched affair where the M1s threatened to get on top, but were never able to dominate as they have in recent weeks, and after Alex Williams had a goal disallowed for a dangerous pass in the build-up, the half remained scoreless.
On a cold and wet Saturday night, the M1s were held to a 3-3 draw away at Cambridge City. The opening period was an even affair as the teams battled for superiority, but as the half went on it was Southgate that came out on top, enjoying the majority of possession for the last fifteen