AFC Defib Suffer Heavy Defeat Against Net6 And Chill

AFC Defib faced a challenging encounter against Net6 and Chill at West Somerset College on 24 March 2025, with the match concluding in a resounding 6-0 defeat for the home side. The game kicked off at 7:10pm, and despite a spirited effort, AFC Defib struggled to contain their opponents throughout the match.

AFC Defib adopted a 3-1-1 formation, which saw three defenders positioned centrally, one player in a midfield role, and a lone striker leading the attack. This setup was designed to provide a solid defensive base while allowing for quick transitions into attack. The defenders were expected to maintain a compact shape, while the midfielder aimed to link play between defence and attack, and the striker was tasked with converting any chances that arose.

The match began with both teams probing for an early advantage, but it was Net6 and Chill who quickly asserted their dominance. As the first half progressed, it became evident that AFC Defib were struggling to cope with the attacking prowess of their opponents.

The first half concluded with a significant turning point at the 20-minute mark, when the referee signalled for half-time. At this stage, AFC Defib were already trailing, and the players regrouped to reassess their strategy for the second half.

As the second half commenced, Net6 and Chill continued to apply pressure, showcasing their attacking flair and clinical finishing. The relentless assault from the visitors proved too much for AFC Defib, who found themselves on the back foot for the majority of the match.

Despite the scoreline, AFC Defib's players, including Morgan Moore, Lewis Evans, and Harvey Kerslake, demonstrated commendable effort and determination throughout the encounter. However, the lack of cohesion in defence and the inability to convert possession into meaningful chances ultimately led to their downfall.

The match concluded with a final score of 6-0 in favour of Net6 and Chill, leaving AFC Defib with much to ponder as they look to regroup and improve in their upcoming fixtures.