Northfield Town Lionesses Dominate Chelmsley Colts 6-0

In a commanding display, Northfield Town Foundation U10 Lionesses triumphed over A F C Chelmsley U9 Colts with a resounding 6-0 victory in their league match held at the Chelmsley Wood Onward Club on 7th September 2025. The match kicked off at 10:00 AM, and the Lionesses showcased their attacking prowess and defensive solidity throughout the encounter.

The Lionesses set up in a 2-3-1 formation, with Millie Parkes guarding the goal. In front of her, the central defensive duo of Alice Compton and Emmie-Rai Bartlam provided a sturdy backbone. The midfield trio consisted of Harper Mills on the right, Elsie Ryder centrally, and Olivia Hobbis on the left, while Omie Jai Martin led the line as the striker. This formation allowed for fluid transitions between defence and attack, with the midfielders expected to support both the defence and the forward line effectively.

The substitutes for the match included Georgia Brookes, Alice Compton, and Omie Jai Martin, who would later play pivotal roles as the game unfolded.

The scoring opened early in the match when Elsie Ryder found the back of the net just two minutes in, with an assist from Omie Jai Martin, setting the tone for the Lionesses' dominance. Four minutes later, Olivia Hobbis doubled the lead, showcasing the attacking intent of the Lionesses.

In the ninth minute, a substitution was made as Georgia Brookes came on for Alice Compton, who had played a solid role in defence. Shortly after, in the 11th minute, Omie Jai Martin added to the scoreline, converting a well-placed assist from Olivia Hobbis.

However, the match took a slight turn when Omie Jai Martin had to be substituted off due to injury in the 14th minute, with Alice Compton returning to the fray. The Lionesses continued to press forward, and Elsie Ryder scored her second goal of the match in the 15th minute, further extending their lead.

As the first half drew to a close, the score stood at 4-0 in favour of the Lionesses, who had thoroughly outplayed their opponents. The half-time whistle blew at the 25-minute mark, allowing both teams a brief respite.

The second half saw the Lionesses maintain their momentum. In the 31st minute, Omie Jai Martin, back on the pitch, scored his second goal of the match, again assisted by Olivia Hobbis, who was proving to be a key playmaker.

Just a minute later, Alice Compton returned to the pitch, replacing Elsie Ryder, who had put in an excellent shift. The Lionesses continued to dominate possession and create chances, culminating in another goal from Olivia Hobbis in the 42nd minute, assisted by Harper Mills, sealing a comprehensive 6-0 victory.

The match showcased the Lionesses' attacking flair and solid defensive organisation, with Millie Parkes and Harper Mills earning recognition as standout players. The Lionesses will take great confidence from this performance as they look ahead to their next challenge.