PFC Victoria vs STAINES & LAMMAS FC
2 - 3
14 September 2024 · Cherry Red Records Combined Counties Football League<br>Division One
Away league match played on 14 September 2024.
Kicked off at 3:00 PM
2-3
vs PFC Victoria
Away league match
Staines & Lammas FC faced off against PFC Victoria in a gripping league match held at Ashford Town (Middlesex) Football Club on 14 September 2024. The match kicked off at 3:00 pm, with Staines & Lammas emerging victorious with a scoreline of 3-2, showcasing their resilience and determination on the pitch.
The Staines & Lammas side took to the field in a formation that emphasised both attack and defence. The players were strategically positioned to ensure a balanced approach; the central defenders were tasked with thwarting the opposition’s attacks, while the wing players aimed to provide width and support to the forwards. The midfield was expected to control the pace of the game, linking defence and attack effectively.
The squad for Staines & Lammas included Richard Bond, Daniel Boyden, Daniel Callan, Matt Hogg, Ethan Leeks, Oliver James Mayer, Luke Rippon, Jamie Ross, Josh Stewart, Jake Swain, and Rashane Wilson, with substitutes Daniel Bamba, Joe Cooper, Telmo Lima, and Craig Stephen-lett ready to make an impact from the bench.
The match began with an early setback for Staines & Lammas, as PFC Victoria scored a goal just 3 minutes into the game. This early strike set the tone for a competitive encounter, with Staines & Lammas needing to regroup and respond quickly.
In the 15th minute, tensions rose as a yellow card was issued, underscoring the physical nature of the contest. Both teams were eager to assert themselves, contributing to an intense first half.
As the match progressed towards half time, Staines & Lammas were still searching for an equaliser, but the first 45 minutes concluded with them trailing by a goal. The players headed into the dressing rooms, reflecting on their performance and strategising for the second half.
The second half resumed, and once again, PFC Victoria struck first with another goal in the 56th minute, extending their lead to 2-0. This goal intensified the challenge for Staines & Lammas, who now found themselves two goals adrift and in need of a remarkable comeback.
Despite the difficult situation, Staines & Lammas displayed remarkable spirit and determination as they sought to claw back into the game. The substitutes were poised to make their mark, providing fresh legs and renewed energy to the squad as they aimed to turn the tide in their favour.
The match unfolded into a dramatic battle, with Staines & Lammas needing to dig deep to find a way back into the contest. The resilience and fighting spirit would be crucial as they aimed to overturn the deficit and secure a vital away victory.