BCH Football Team Fall To MCB 300L In Friendly Clash

BCH Football Team faced off against MCB 300L Football Team in a friendly match at the UJEMEN Field on 25 May 2025, with the visitors emerging victorious with a scoreline of 4-2. The match kicked off at 1:30pm and showcased an entertaining display of football from both sides, but ultimately, it was MCB 300L who took the spoils.

BCH lined up in a 4-2-1-3 formation, aiming to balance defensive solidity with attacking flair. O. OLA took his position between the sticks as the goalkeeper, while J. PETER and B. PRAISE occupied the right and left defensive roles respectively. Central defenders E. IDAN and I. SAMSON formed a robust partnership at the heart of the defence. In midfield, R. SURE and o Kingsley operated as central midfielders, tasked with both breaking up play and supporting the attack. E. FLEXY played just ahead of them as the attacking midfielder, looking to link up with the front three. Up front, E. ISIAH and O. STANLEY were positioned as right and left forwards, with O. MARCUS leading the line as the striker.

As the match unfolded, BCH Football Team looked to impose their style early, but it was MCB 300L who struck first. The visitors showcased their attacking prowess, taking advantage of gaps in the BCH defence.

The first half saw MCB 300L capitalise on their chances, and by the time the referee blew for half-time, they had established a commanding lead. BCH, however, remained determined to turn the tide in the second half, buoyed by their attacking formation.

With the second half underway, BCH Football Team sought to claw back the deficit. Their efforts were commendable, and they managed to find the back of the net twice, showcasing their resilience and attacking intent. However, MCB 300L responded effectively, maintaining their advantage and ultimately sealing the match with a couple of well-timed counter-attacks.

Despite the loss, BCH Football Team displayed moments of quality and determination, particularly in their attacking play, which will serve as a foundation for future matches. The final whistle confirmed a 4-2 victory for MCB 300L, leaving BCH with plenty to reflect on as they prepare for their next challenge.