East Grinstead Town Win Derby With Dominant Display

East Grinstead Town delivered a stunning performance at Edenbridge RFC on 11th September 2024, overwhelming Three Bridges with a resounding 6-1 victory in their league encounter. The home side's attacking prowess was on full display, with Tommy Clarabut leading the charge and earning the Player of the Match accolade for his outstanding contributions.

The match kicked off at 6:00 PM, and it didn't take long for East Grinstead Town to assert their dominance. Just 11 minutes into the game, Tommy Clarabut opened the scoring with a spectacular direct free-kick from 20 yards, curling the ball past the Three Bridges goalkeeper with his left foot. The early goal set the tone for what would be a relentless assault on the visitors' defence.

As the first half progressed, East Grinstead continued to apply pressure, and their efforts paid off again in the 25th minute. Dexter Sudbury found the net, converting a well-placed cross from Harry Goodall with a precise right-footed finish from inside the box. The home crowd erupted as the scoreline read 2-0, and it was clear that East Grinstead were in control.

In a tactical move, East Grinstead made their first substitution in the 35th minute, bringing on Mason Terry for Charlie Walton, aiming to maintain their momentum. Shortly after, in the 38th minute, Haydon Davis added to the tally, scoring another goal from inside the box after receiving a short pass from Mason Terry.

The second half saw East Grinstead maintain their intensity, and in the 60th minute, Toby Broughton scored a stunning goal from 25 yards out, a true screamer that left the Three Bridges defence reeling. Assisted by Haydon Davis, Broughton's strike showcased the home side's attacking flair and skill.

East Grinstead added two more goals to their tally. The first came from Haydon Davis, who scored his second of the night in the 45th minute, again showcasing his clinical finishing from inside the box and

Adam Bannister scoring from close range in the 65th minute, following a clever flick assist from Mason Malone. to give the home team a 6-0 lead.

In the final moments Three Bridges managed to capitalise on a rare defensive mistake from East Grinstead defenders and slot in a well take left footed effort to make it 6-1.

The referee, Josh, oversaw a match that was largely dominated by East Grinstead, who exhibited a blend of tactical discipline and attacking flair. The home side's substitutions, made with tactical intent, further solidified their grip on the game.

In summary, East Grinstead Town's emphatic victory over Three Bridges was a testament to their attacking capabilities and team cohesion. With Tommy Clarabut shining brightly, the home side will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming fixtures, while Three Bridges will need to regroup and reassess after a challenging evening.