Newquay AFC Vets Dominate Bude Town Veterans 11-1

In a commanding display of football, Newquay AFC Vets triumphed over Bude Town Veterans 1st with a staggering scoreline of 11-1 in their cup match held at the Newquay AFC Veterans ground on 1st December 2024. The match kicked off at 10:45am, and the home side showcased their attacking prowess throughout the encounter.

Newquay lined up in their traditional 3-4-1-2 formation, which allowed them to maintain a solid defensive structure while providing ample support for their forwards. damien Boyle took his position in goal, shielded by a back Three consisting of Dave Grose on the right, Logan Capeling in central defence, and Pail Osborne on the left. The midfield was composed of Lee Budge on the right, Andrew Miles and Adam Weller centrally, and a welcome return of Dan O’toole on the left, providing width and creativity. Up front, Martyn Probert and Ben Colquhoun formed a dynamic partnership, expected to exploit any defensive lapses from their opponents.

The substitutes were Steve Capeling and Chris Hall for this match, but the starting eleven certainly made their mark on the game.

The scoring opened early in the match when Daniel O'Toole found the back of the net after a great through ball from Logan Capeling in the 6th minute, setting the tone for what was to come. Just ten minutes later, Ben Colquhoun doubled the lead with a well-placed shot, demonstrating Newquay's attacking intent.

Martyn Probert then took centre stage, scoring his first goal in the 26th minute, followed by another just six minutes later, leaving Bude Town Veterans reeling. As the first half drew to a close, Newquay had established a commanding 4-0 lead, with Probert's clinical finishing proving pivotal.

The second half began with Probert continuing his scoring spree, netting his third goal in the 52nd minute. Lee Budge then joined the scoresheet just three minutes later, further extending Newquay's dominance. Colquhoun added his second goal in the 59th minute, showcasing the relentless pressure Newquay applied on their opponents.

Logan Capeling got in on the act in the 66th minute, scoring another for the home side, before Probert completed his hat-trick in the 78th minute, leaving the Bude defence in tatters. Budge capped off the scoring for Newquay with his second goal in the 81st minute, bringing the final tally to an astonishing 11 goals.

Bude Town Veterans managed to score a consolation goal, but it was a mere footnote in a match dominated by Newquay AFC Vets. Referee Antony Bilsland had a relatively straightforward task, given the one-sided nature of the contest.

This emphatic victory not only highlights Newquay's attacking capabilities but also serves as a reminder of their potential as they progress in the cup competition.