Worthing Dynamo U12 Black Triumph Over Ferring U12 3-1

In a thrilling league encounter at Durrington High School on 6th October 2024, Worthing Dynamo U12 Black secured a convincing 3-1 victory against Ferring U12. The match kicked off at 10:00 am and saw the home side dominate for large periods, showcasing their attacking prowess and solid defensive organisation.

Worthing Dynamo U12 Black lined up in a 3-4-1 formation, which allowed for a balanced approach between defence and attack. Ellis Williams took his position as the goalkeeper, while Sami Dalaman, Toby Killick, and Isaish Hatton formed a solid back three. The midfield was anchored by Leo Whyatt and Archie Parker-Muckle in central roles, with Woody Mason on the right and Harrison Flanagan on the left providing width and support to the attack. Reuben Wickens-Steele played as the lone striker, tasked with leading the line and converting chances into goals. The substitutes for the match were Teddy Gill and Theo Phillips.

The match began with an early flourish from Worthing Dynamo, as Archie Parker-Muckle opened the scoring just four minutes in, finishing expertly inside the box following a precise assist from Woody Mason. This early goal set the tone for the home side, who continued to press forward.

In the 24th minute, Worthing Dynamo doubled their lead when Reuben Wickens-Steele found the net, also benefiting from Mason's creativity. Wickens-Steele's left-footed strike from close range left the Ferring goalkeeper with little chance, and the home side looked in complete control.

As the first half progressed, Worthing Dynamo made a substitution in the 28th minute, bringing on Teddy Gill for Sami Dalaman. Shortly after, in the 30th minute, Theo Phillips replaced Woody Mason, who had already made a significant impact on the game.

The first half concluded with Worthing Dynamo leading 2-0, and the players headed into the break with a comfortable advantage.

The second half resumed, and just two minutes in, Ferring U12 managed to pull a goal back, scoring inside the box from close range. This goal injected some life into the visitors, who began to apply pressure in search of an equaliser.

However, Worthing Dynamo responded positively, and in the 50th minute, Theo Phillips, who had only recently entered the fray, scored a stunning solo goal to restore the two-goal cushion. His individual effort showcased his skill and determination, much to the delight of the home supporters.

As the match drew to a close, Worthing Dynamo maintained their composure and saw out the game, securing a well-deserved 3-1 victory. Reuben Wickens-Steele's performance earned him the accolade of Player of the Match, highlighting his influential role in the team's success. The referee, Lewis Killick, ensured the match flowed smoothly, allowing both teams to showcase their talents in an entertaining encounter.