There were goals a plenty for the men’s section last weekend with 50 goals for and just 17 against on Saturday. There were big wins for M5s – 9-1 away to Kings Alleyns M3s – and M4s 7-1 away to Hampstead & Westminster Hammers – as Flagons (O40s) continued their late season surge despatching Hampstead
Thanks to Storms Ciara and Dennis, the M1s were faced with playing six matches in sixteen days as they sought to catch up with the schedule. First up were Teddington at home. John Sterlini put the M1s in front in the twenty second minute, but the failure to convert our later chances cost us dear
Dusty Springfield once sang about being ‘In the Middle of Nowhere’ and that’s where you’ll find Harleston Magpies, a tough venue for the U18 Girls National Quarter Final. Harleston’s ground is neatly sandwiched between the edge of Suffolk and Siberia, and the ever-present wind was prevailing from the latter rather than the former. None of
The hardy Tankards Z team triumphed in a ding-dong match away to Bishops Stortford 5s. With some games lost to lack of numbers and a few heavy defeats along the way, Zs’ 13-strong squad set off with strong resolve. Nevertheless they were largely playing catch-up with just occasional glimmers of attacking zeal on the counter
Last weekend saw L1s make the journey south of the Thames to Bromley & Beckenham, only for a win to elude them. The game started brightly when after some slick skills through the midfield, the ball was slipped through to Ella Sherring on the baseline. The first shot was saved but fell to recent signing
Mixed XI jam Wapping Printers hopes Southgate mixed team progressed to the EH tier 1 cup quarter-finals thanks to a 4-2 away win over Wapping Printers at Olympic Park. Scorers were Charles Hamilton, Chris Debonnaire and Frankie Cox. The win – and a bye in the next round – means the team will be back