Neutral league match played on 17 November 2024.
Kicked off at 10:00 AM

Bumayong United Football Club faced off against Sobou FC in a NYSL match at the PNGFA Football Academy 11 Mile on 17 November 2024, with kick-off at 10:00 am. The match concluded with a resounding 4-0 victory for Bumayong United, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive solidity throughout the encounter.

Bumayong United lined up in a 4-1-2-3 formation, designed to provide both defensive stability and attacking flair. Bobori Levi took his place between the sticks, while a back four comprised of Brian Morris on the right, Nathan Mark on the left, and central defenders Leon Mausen and Oddie Kama formed a robust defensive unit. In front of them, Leonard Kamit operated as a central midfielder, tasked with linking play and controlling the tempo. The attacking trio featured Brathorn Walter and Awisen Maring as right and left attacking midfielders, respectively, supporting the central striker Philip Liwi, with Ranty Masibong positioned as a right forward and John Benny on the left flank.

The substitutes for Bumayong United included Ganny Paul, Elijah Enoch, Odniel Raymond, and Omba Poang, who were poised to make an impact should the need arise during the match.

The scoring opened in the 22nd minute when Awisen Maring unleashed a stunning long-range strike from outside the box, expertly assisted by Philip Liwi with a short pass. Maring's right-footed effort found the back of the net, sending the Bumayong supporters into raptures and setting the tone for the rest of the match.

As the first half progressed, Bumayong United maintained control, with Sobou FC struggling to find their rhythm. The half concluded with the scoreline at 1-0, leaving Sobou FC with much to ponder during the break.

The second half saw immediate changes for Bumayong United, with Ganny Paul and Elijah Enoch introduced at half-time, replacing Brathorn Walter and Ranty Masibong respectively. This tactical switch aimed to inject fresh energy into the team as they sought to extend their lead.

Bumayong United doubled their advantage in the 58th minute when Philip Liwi scored from close range, finishing off a well-placed cross from the newly introduced Elijah Enoch. Liwi's left-footed strike showcased his poaching instincts, putting the home side firmly in control at 2-0.

The relentless pressure from Bumayong continued, and in the 76th minute, Elijah Enoch got on the scoresheet himself, converting a short pass from Ganny Paul with a composed left-footed finish from close range. This goal further emphasised Bumayong's dominance, now leading 3-0.

As the match neared its conclusion, Bumayong United made another substitution, bringing on Odniel Raymond for Ganny Paul in the 80th minute. The fresh legs continued to bolster their attacking threat.

In the 85th minute, Philip Liwi added his second of the match, heading home from close range after a precise cross from Awisen Maring. This goal capped off a stellar performance from Liwi, who was instrumental in Bumayong's attacking play.

The final substitution saw Omba Poang replace Elijah Enoch in the 86th minute, as Bumayong United sought to maintain their momentum until the final whistle.

The match ended with a comprehensive 4-0 victory for Bumayong United, a result that highlighted their attacking capabilities and solidified their position in the league. Leon Mausen's commanding performance in defence earned him the accolade of Player of the Match, as he played a pivotal role in keeping a clean sheet against a struggling Sobou FC side.

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