East Stanley Wmc Fc vs Consett Top Club First
3 - 0
23 May 2025 · consett charity cup final
Neutral cup match played on 23 May 2025.
Kicked off at 6:45 PM
3-0
vs Consett Top Club First
Neutral cup match
East Stanley Wmc FC secured a convincing 3-0 victory against Consett Top Club First in a neutral cup match held at North Durham Academy on 23 May 2025, with kick-off at 6:45pm. The match showcased East Stanley's attacking prowess and solid defensive organisation, culminating in a dominant performance.
East Stanley lined up in a 4-3-3 formation, designed to maximise their attacking potential while maintaining a sturdy backline. Joe Longstaff took his position as goalkeeper, shielded by a back four comprising Drew Lake on the right, Lewis Cox and Dean Pearce in central defence, and Danny Castro on the left. The midfield trio featured Kieran Taylor on the right, Cameron Foreman centrally, and Kieran Gohery on the left, providing both creativity and support to the forwards. Up front, Kyle Fazakerley operated on the right wing, Ryan Allen led the line as the central striker, and Callum Lishman occupied the left forward position, tasked with stretching the opposition defence and converting chances.
As the match unfolded, East Stanley quickly established their dominance. The first half saw them control possession and create several opportunities, but it was not until the second half that they truly capitalised on their chances.
The breakthrough came shortly after the interval, with Callum Lishman finding the net to give East Stanley a 1-0 lead. His goal set the tone for the remainder of the match, as East Stanley continued to press forward, utilising their width and pace effectively.
With the momentum firmly in their favour, East Stanley doubled their advantage when Ryan Allen scored, showcasing his striking prowess and composure in front of goal. The Consett defence struggled to cope with the relentless attacking waves, and East Stanley's midfielders provided excellent support, ensuring that the forwards were well supplied with opportunities.
As the match approached its conclusion, East Stanley sealed their emphatic victory with a third goal, further highlighting their superiority on the night. The team’s cohesive play and tactical discipline were evident throughout, with each player fulfilling their role to perfection.
Referee Dave Tomlinson oversaw the match, ensuring that the game flowed smoothly and that both teams adhered to the rules. The final whistle confirmed East Stanley Wmc FC's impressive 3-0 triumph, a result that will surely boost their confidence as they progress in the cup competition. Callum Lishman’s standout performance earned him the Player of the Match accolade, reflecting his significant contribution to the team's success.