Worthing Dynamo U12 Black And Ferring U12 Share Spoils In Thrilling Encounter

The clash between Worthing Dynamo U12 Black and Ferring U12 unfolded at Highdown Gardens #1 on 24 November 2024, with kick-off at 10:00 am. The match ended in a 1-1 draw, showcasing a competitive spirit from both teams in this league away fixture.

Worthing Dynamo adopted a 3-4-1 formation, which allowed them to maintain a solid defensive structure while also providing width and creativity in midfield. Ellis Williams took his position in goal, shielded by a central defensive trio of Toby Killick flanked by Teddy Gill on the right and Woody Mason on the left. The midfield was composed of Lewis Langdell on the right, Leo Whyatt and Archie Parker-Muckle centrally, and Harrison Flanagan on the left, with Reuben Wickens-Steele leading the line as the striker.

The substitutes for Worthing Dynamo included Theo Phillips and Isaish Hatton, who would be called upon to make tactical changes as the match progressed.

The first half saw a tactical substitution for Worthing Dynamo as Theo Phillips replaced Harrison Flanagan in the 16th minute. This change aimed to bolster the midfield and add fresh legs to the side. Shortly after, in the 27th minute, Isaish Hatton came on for Woody Mason, further adjusting the team's dynamics.

The first half concluded with both teams still searching for the breakthrough, and the score remained 0-0 at the interval.At half-time, Worthing Dynamo made another substitution, bringing Harrison Flanagan back on for Reuben Wickens-Steele.

The second half commenced with renewed energy, but it was Ferring who struck first in the 36th minute. A stunning effort from outside the box found the back of the net, putting Worthing Dynamo on the back foot as they trailed 1-0.

In response, Worthing Dynamo made a tactical switch in the 44th minute, reintroducing Woody Mason in place of Archie Parker-Muckle. Just a minute later, Reuben Wickens-Steele returned to the pitch, replacing Lewis Langdell, as Worthing sought to regain control of the game.

On the 48 minute, Ellis took a blow to the head meaning that the team needed to reshuffle, moving Toby in to the Goalkeeper postion and moving Woody in to the Centre back role

The turning point came in the 50th minute when Reuben Wickens-Steele showcased his skill with a brilliant direct free-kick from outside the area, levelling the score at 1-1. His left-footed strike was a testament to his talent and determination, igniting hope for Worthing Dynamo.

As the match drew to a close, both teams pushed for a winner, but neither could find the decisive goal. The final whistle confirmed a hard-fought draw, with Teddy Gill earning accolades for his outstanding performance throughout the match. The result leaves both teams with plenty to ponder as they look ahead to their next fixtures.