BRS Run Riot To Defeat Berks Elite Golds 6-0 At King George V

Berks Elite Golds hosted BRS at King George V Playing Fields on 8 November 2025 in a 7-a-side league fixture that kicked off at 12:45am. The match lasted 50 minutes plus added time and ended in a comprehensive 6-0 victory for the visitors, BRS.

Berks Elite Golds lined up in a 2-2-2 formation, deploying Max Humphreys in goal to marshal the defence. The backline consisted of Oliver Hazzard and Callum Chaffe as central defenders, tasked with containing BRS’s attacking threats. In midfield, Archie Thomson and William Reeve operated centrally, expected to link defence and attack while providing support on both ends. Up front, Cameron Barr took up the right forward role, with Archie Godding positioned on the left, both charged with spearheading the offensive efforts. No substitutes were named for Berks Elite Golds in this encounter.

The match began with BRS asserting early dominance, opening the scoring in the 9th minute. Berks Elite Golds struggled to contain the visitors’ fluid attacking play, and just five minutes later, BRS doubled their advantage, leaving the home side chasing the game. Despite their efforts, Berks Elite Golds were unable to respond before the half-time whistle blew at 25 minutes, with the scoreline firmly in favour of BRS.

The second half saw BRS continue their relentless pressure. They extended their lead in the 40th minute, followed swiftly by another goal in the 42nd minute, effectively putting the game beyond Berks Elite Golds’ reach. The visitors added a fifth goal just three minutes later, in the 45th minute, showcasing clinical finishing and cohesive team play. As the match entered injury time, BRS sealed their dominant performance with a sixth goal in the 51st minute, rounding off a commanding victory.

Berks Elite Golds were unable to find any foothold in the game, with their defensive pairing of Hazzard and Chaffe overwhelmed by BRS’s attacking prowess. Midfielders Thomson and Reeve were often bypassed, limiting the supply to forwards Barr and Godding, who struggled to create meaningful chances. Goalkeeper Humphreys faced a barrage of shots and was kept busy throughout, but the visitors’ clinical edge proved decisive.

In summary, BRS delivered a ruthless display at King George V Playing Fields, capitalising on their opportunities to secure a 6-0 win over Berks Elite Golds. The home side will need to regroup and address their defensive frailties if they are to bounce back in their upcoming fixtures.