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Match
Report 29th Sept 07 |
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Bracknell 1 - 1 Binfield FC |
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We didn’t have a very good record
against FC Bracknell last season, but with two good results under
our belts this season the boys went out with a confident expectation
of doing better this time. FC
Bracknell had obviously seen our results and opted for the smaller
of the pitches available to make defending easier. |
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The game started
evenly with both sides probing, but good defences mopping up, then FCB
got a good break going down our left, launched in an excellent cross
that was met with an equally good header that gave Matthew no chance.
No complaints; 1-0 to the home.
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Undeterred Binfield
continued to probe and created the better of the chances; TC only
beaten by the post and volleying just over, as we started to really
test their defences. FCB
were steadfast, well organised with some big players clearing well and
continuing to test our own back line with skilful inter-play, but you
would have to say Matthew had a very quiet game compared to the Finch
match.
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| The second
half continued in much the same vein, but with Binfield getting the
better of the chances, with shots and runs getting close to the FCB
goal. The breakthrough
came when Jacob pounced on a rebound and powerfully finished to
level the scores. |
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| Revitalised
Binfield pressed on for the winner, but in vain.
A good game played in great spirit a draw seemed fair, but
Binfield know they should have won.
Again the result comes down to taking your chances and
hitting the target. |
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| Well done
lads, especially Ross who shone on his debut, particularly in the
second-half on the right wing. |
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| Man
of the Match: Alexander gets the accolade this week with
great work in both halves, sure at the back and bringing the ball
out well to help with the attacks.
Well done. |
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| A good team
effort when you consider the last time we played FCB we lost 6-1
with more or less the same players. |
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| Team:
Mark, Ross, Dev, Nathan, Daniel, Ben F, Jacob, Lordy, Lewis,
Oliver, Alex, Matthew, TC, Chris and James |
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