Brewood Juniors U12 Overwhelmed By Wombourne Allstars Lions U12 At Silverdale

Brewood Juniors U12 faced Wombourne Allstars Lions U12 in a league neutral match at Silverdale Football Club on 18 January 2026, kicking off promptly at 9:00am. The 60-minute nine-a-side encounter ended in a heavy 8-1 defeat for Brewood Juniors.

Brewood Juniors lined up in a 3-4-1 formation, deploying three defenders at the back, four midfielders across the middle, and a lone striker leading the attack. Elliot Loach guarded the goal, supported by Jenson Jones at right defender, Samuel Jennings centrally, and Robbie Hallam on the left. The midfield quartet consisted of Harley Walsh on the right, Isaac Sutheran and Jaxon Boulton centrally, and Harrison Szymanel on the left, with Harry Johnson positioned as the sole striker upfront. This setup was designed to provide defensive solidity through the back three, midfield control via the four across the middle, and a focal point in attack to spearhead Brewood’s offensive efforts.

There were no substitutes named for Brewood Juniors in this fixture.

From the outset, Wombourne Allstars Lions dominated proceedings, quickly asserting their superiority on the pitch. Despite Brewood’s efforts to maintain shape and discipline, the visitors’ attacking prowess proved too much to handle. The first half saw Wombourne Allstars take a commanding lead, with Brewood struggling to contain their fluid forward play.

At the 30-minute mark, the referee signalled half time with Wombourne Allstars comfortably ahead. Brewood’s defensive trio of Jones, Jennings, and Hallam were frequently tested, with goalkeeper Loach called into action on numerous occasions. The midfielders, Walsh, Sutheran, Boulton, and Szymanel, endeavoured to disrupt the visitors’ rhythm but found themselves often outpaced and outnumbered.

The second half continued in much the same vein, with Wombourne Allstars extending their lead further. Brewood’s lone striker, Harry Johnson, managed to find the net once, providing a rare moment of joy for the home side. However, this solitary goal was insufficient to stem the tide of Wombourne’s relentless attacks.

Throughout the match, Brewood Juniors showed commendable spirit and determination despite the scoreline. The defensive unit worked tirelessly to limit the damage, while the midfield attempted to link play and support Johnson upfront. Nevertheless, Wombourne Allstars’ clinical finishing and cohesive team play ultimately dictated the outcome.

In summary, Brewood Juniors U12 were comprehensively outplayed by Wombourne Allstars Lions U12 at Silverdale, with the visitors running out 8-1 winners in this early morning league encounter. The match highlighted areas for improvement for Brewood, particularly in defensive organisation and midfield control, as they look to bounce back in future fixtures.