Kiveton Park FC Lose 2-0.

Kiveton Park FC hosted Wombwell Main Juniors U14 Blacks at Hard Lane Recreation Ground on the morning of 12 October 2025, with kick-off at 9:30am in a league fixture that ended in a 2-0 to the visitors after 70 minutes of competitive football. The match was officiated by referee Robin Lester, who delivered an impeccable performance, much appreciated by the 60 spectators in attendance.

Kiveton Park lined up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation, deploying four defenders across the backline, four midfielders in a flat midfield, and two strikers leading the attack. The defensive unit was expected to provide solidity and cover, with full-backs tasked with both defensive duties and supporting wide play. The midfield quartet aimed to control possession and supply the forwards, while the two strikers were charged with converting chances into goals.

The first half unfolded with both sides probing cautiously, seeking to establish dominance in midfield. The 4-4-2 setup allowed Kiveton Park to maintain a balanced shape, but Wombwell Main Juniors U14 Blacks proved resilient and effective in their counter-attacks. The half-time whistle blew at the 35-minute mark with the scoreline of 2-0 reflecting a tightly contested encounter.

Throughout the match, Kiveton Park’s Will Nuttall stood out as the player of the match, demonstrating exceptional skill and determination. His influence was evident in both defensive contributions and attacking support, making him a pivotal figure in Kiveton Park’s efforts to secure a positive result.

Despite being 2-0 down at the break, Kiveton dominated the 2nd half but unfortunately could not find the net with the score finishing 2-0 at full time.

The referee, Robin Lester, maintained control throughout the 70 minutes plus added time, ensuring a fair and flowing contest. His performance was rated highly, contributing to the smooth running of the match.

In summary, Kiveton Park FC lost 2-0 to Wombwell Main Juniors U14 Blacks in a lively league encounter at Hard Lane Recreation Ground. The 4-4-2 formation employed by Kiveton Park provided structure and balance, with Will Nuttall’s standout display offering hope for future fixtures. Both sides will look to build on this competitive outing as the season progresses.