Plymouth Parkway Youth U12 Dominate Marine Academy 6-1

In a commanding display, Plymouth Parkway Youth U12 faced off against Marine Academy Plymouth Junior U12 in a league match at the Manadon Vale Playing Fields 1 on 5th October 2024. The match kicked off at 12:00pm, and the home side emerged victorious with a resounding scoreline of 6-1, showcasing their attacking prowess throughout the contest.

Plymouth Parkway adopted a 3-4-1 formation, which allowed for a solid defensive base while providing ample support in midfield and attack. The three defenders were tasked with maintaining a strong backline, while the four midfielders were expected to control the game and create opportunities for the lone forward. The player in the advanced position was pivotal in linking up play and finishing chances, which proved to be crucial in their dominant performance.

The match featured a total of 56 spectators, who witnessed a thrilling encounter. The referee for the day was Thomas Washington, who managed the game effectively, contributing to a well-ordered match.

As the first half progressed, Plymouth Parkway quickly established their dominance, leading to a decisive opening period. The first half concluded with a significant lead for the home side, and the teams went into the break with the scoreline reflecting Plymouth Parkway's superiority.

The second half continued in a similar vein, with Plymouth Parkway maintaining their attacking momentum. Their relentless pressure resulted in several scoring opportunities, ultimately leading to a total of six goals throughout the match. Marine Academy Plymouth Junior struggled to contain the onslaught, managing only a single goal in response.

The standout performer of the match was Hassan Yobas, who played a vital role in Plymouth Parkway's success. His contributions in both attack and midfield were instrumental in securing the emphatic victory.

The match concluded with Plymouth Parkway Youth U12 firmly in control, leaving Marine Academy Plymouth Junior to reflect on a challenging outing. The final score of 6-1 highlighted the home side's clinical finishing and effective teamwork, setting a strong precedent for their future fixtures.