Kiveton Park FC Thrash Woodhouse Juniors 13-0 In Dominant Display

Kiveton Park FC welcomed Woodhouse Juniors to Hard Lane on 10 August 2025 for a thrilling encounter that ended in a staggering 13-0 victory for the home side. The match, which kicked off at 12:00pm, showcased Kiveton's attacking prowess and defensive solidity, leaving the visitors reeling throughout the contest.

Kiveton Park FC set up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation, which allowed them to effectively utilise width and maintain a strong presence in both midfield and attack. The back four consisted of two central defenders flanked by two full-backs, providing a solid foundation. In midfield, two central players were supported by two wingers, while the forward line featured a pair of strikers tasked with converting chances into goals. This formation was designed to exploit the flanks and create numerous opportunities for the attackers.

The match began with Kiveton Park FC immediately asserting their dominance, and it was clear from the outset that they were in no mood for complacency. The first half saw them take control, and by the time the referee, Robin Lester, blew for half-time at the 35-minute mark, Kiveton had already established a commanding lead.

As the second half commenced, Kiveton continued to pile on the pressure, demonstrating their relentless attacking style. The home side's forwards were clinical, and the midfielders provided ample support, ensuring that Woodhouse Juniors struggled to contain the onslaught.

Will Nuttall emerged as the standout performer of the match, showcasing exceptional skill and composure in front of goal. His contributions were pivotal in Kiveton's overwhelming success, as he consistently found the back of the net and created opportunities for his teammates.

The second half saw Kiveton Park FC maintain their momentum, and the goals continued to flow. The visitors were unable to mount any significant response, and as the match progressed, it became increasingly evident that Kiveton's attacking prowess was simply too much for Woodhouse Juniors to handle.

In the end, the final whistle confirmed a remarkable 13-0 victory for Kiveton Park FC, a scoreline that reflected their dominance throughout the match. The home side's performance was nothing short of spectacular, leaving fans and players alike in high spirits as they celebrated a resounding triumph on their home turf.