Chichester City Colts Run Rampant At The Fishbourne Centre

Worthing Dynamo U13 Black travelled to The Fishbourne Centre on 23 November 2025 to face Chichester City Colts U13 Red in a league away fixture kicking off at 10:00am. The match ended in a heavy 12-0 defeat for Worthing Dynamo, with the Colts dominating throughout the 70 minutes plus added time under referee Bailey Murrant’s watchful eye.

Worthing Dynamo lined up in a traditional 4-4-2 formation, aiming to balance defensive solidity with attacking support. Archie Parker-Muckle took his place between the sticks as goalkeeper, tasked with organising the backline. The defensive quartet consisted of Toby Rennie at right back, Toby Killick and Ellis Williams as central defenders, and Bailey Freshwater on the left flank. In midfield, Woody Mason operated on the right wing, Leo Whyatt and Louie Papouis held the central midfield roles, while Dexter Courtnadge provided width on the left. Up front, Rudy Clark and Teddy Gill formed the strike partnership, expected to lead the line and create chances. Worthing had no substitutes named for this fixture.

The match began with Chichester City Colts asserting early dominance, opening the scoring in the 9th minute. This early goal set the tone for the contest as the Colts quickly doubled their advantage three minutes later. Worthing’s defensive line struggled to contain the relentless pressure, and further goals followed in quick succession at the 21st and 22nd minutes, leaving the visitors chasing shadows.

By the 26th minute, Chichester had already netted five times, a tally that underscored their attacking prowess and exposed gaps in Worthing’s defensive organisation. Despite their efforts, the Dynamo were unable to stem the tide before the half-time whistle blew at 35 minutes, with the Colts firmly in control.

The second half saw no respite for Worthing Dynamo as Chichester continued their scoring spree. The Colts added a sixth goal in the 41st minute, just before the break, and then struck again immediately after the restart in the 47th and 48th minutes. The relentless barrage left the Dynamo defence stretched and vulnerable.

Chichester’s dominance was further emphasised with goals in the 50th and 52nd minutes, pushing the scoreline to ten. Worthing’s midfield, anchored by Leo Whyatt and Louie Papouis, found it difficult to gain any foothold in the game, while the wide players Woody Mason and Dexter Courtnadge were kept at bay by the Colts’ disciplined defensive shape.

The final stages saw Chichester City Colts add two more goals, in the 60th and 71st minutes, completing a comprehensive 12-goal haul. Worthing’s forwards, Rudy Clark and Teddy Gill, were starved of service throughout, unable to mount any meaningful attacks against a well-organised opposition.

Despite the heavy scoreline, Ellis Williams stood out for Worthing Dynamo, showing resilience and commitment in central defence. His efforts earned him the player of the match accolade, highlighting his determination in a difficult encounter.

In summary, Chichester City Colts U13 Red delivered a clinical and commanding performance at The Fishbourne Centre, leaving Worthing Dynamo U13 Black with plenty to reflect on as they look to regroup following this challenging league fixture.