Boldmere Falcons Girls U14 vs SJB Juniors
4 - 1
21 September 2024 · Central Warwickshire Girls Football League 20-21<br>Under 14 Premier
Away league match played on 21 September 2024.
Kicked off at 10:30 AM
4-1
vs Boldmere Falcons Girls U14 Girls
Away league match
SJB Juniors faced a challenging away encounter against Boldmere Falcons Girls U14 Girls on 21 September 2024 at the Boldmere Sports and Social Club, where they ultimately fell to a 4-1 defeat. The match kicked off at 10:30 AM, marking a tough day for the Juniors in their league campaign.
The Juniors lined up in a 4-4-1-1 formation, a tactical setup that aims to provide a solid defensive base while allowing for attacking opportunities through the midfield. Grace took her position in goal, while the back four consisted of Summer Brown on the right, Poppy and Tianna in central defence, and Ruby on the left. The midfield featured Eva Hart and Kyra on the flanks, with Ellie and Maz operating centrally, while Freya Nicholson played just behind the lone striker, Niamh.
With a solid foundation laid out, the expectation was for the Juniors to maintain their shape defensively while utilising the width provided by their midfielders to create chances for Niamh up front. The combination of Freya's creativity and the midfield's work rate would be crucial in transitioning from defence to attack.
As the match progressed, it became clear that the Juniors would face an uphill battle. The first half concluded with the score at 4-1, with Boldmere Falcons showcasing their attacking prowess. The Juniors struggled to contain their opponents, leading to a difficult outing despite their tactical intentions.
The first significant event occurred before the half-time whistle, as Boldmere Falcons took control of the match. By the 35th minute, the score reflected the Falcons' dominance, leaving SJB Juniors with much to ponder during the break.
Despite the defeat, SJB Juniors will look to regroup and learn from this experience as they prepare for their next fixture in the league. The 4-4-1-1 formation, while effective in theory, will require refinement and adaptation to ensure better results in future matches.