Away league match played on 21 September 2024.
Kicked off at 11:00 AM

Catshill FC U-11's faced off against Kidderminster Athletic U11 Spitfires at Brown Westhead Park on 21 September 2024, emerging victorious with a scoreline of 2-1. The match, part of the league schedule, kicked off at 11:00 am and showcased a competitive display from both sides.

Catshill FC adopted a 3-3-2 formation, a strategy that provides a solid defensive base while allowing flexibility in midfield and attacking options. The team consisted of Ethan Cahill in goal, with a back three formed by Harry Humphries on the right, Harry Smith in the centre, and Arthur Sowden on the left. The midfield trio featured Logan Stokes on the right, Mason Gormley centrally, and Tommy Bliss on the left. Up front, Luca Toole and Archie Fleming-Gray led the attack as right and left forwards, respectively. This formation allows for quick transitions from defence to attack, requiring the defenders to be robust, the midfielders to control the game, and the forwards to exploit any spaces in the opponent's defence.

The substitutes for Catshill FC included Freddie Harris, Charlie Andrews, Seb Taylor, Stanley Kimberley, and Lucas Higgs, who were poised to make an impact as the match unfolded.

The first significant event came when Archie Fleming-Gray opened the scoring in the 21st minute, converting from inside the box with his right foot after a well-placed assist from Harry Humphries. The early goal set a positive tone for Catshill FC, who looked to assert their dominance.

In the 24th minute, Catshill made their first substitution, bringing on Freddie Harris for Logan Stokes, a tactical change aimed at refreshing the midfield dynamics.

As the first half progressed, both teams continued to push for control, culminating in the half-time whistle at the 30-minute mark with Catshill FC leading 1-0.

The second half began with a flurry of action. Just a minute after the restart, Catshill FC made two substitutions, introducing Charlie Andrews for Archie Fleming-Gray and Seb Taylor for Arthur Sowden. These changes aimed to maintain momentum and introduce fresh legs into the game.

However, the Spitfires responded in the 35th minute with an equalising goal from an unknown player, striking from inside the box to level the score at 1-1. This setback did not deter Catshill FC, who continued to press forward.

In the 39th minute, Catshill made another substitution, bringing on Stanley Kimberley for Tommy Bliss, further reshaping their approach as they sought to regain the lead.

As the match neared its conclusion, Lucas Higgs was substituted on for Luca Toole in the 50th minute, a tactical move to bolster the offensive line.

In a dramatic turn of events, Catshill FC found themselves back in front in the 58th minute when Charlie Andrews scored a close-range goal, expertly assisted by Lucas Higgs following a well-coordinated team move. This goal not only highlighted the team's attacking capabilities but also showcased their resilience after conceding the equaliser.

The match concluded shortly after, with Catshill FC securing a hard-fought 2-1 victory against the Kidderminster Athletic U11 Spitfires. The win underscored the team's determination and tactical acumen, leaving them with valuable points in the league standings.

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