Home league match played on 26 January 2025.
Kicked off at 10:30 AM

Hedgerley FC delivered a stunning performance against Datchet FC Reserves, securing a resounding 7-0 victory in their league encounter at Farnham Park Playing Fields on 26 January 2025. The match kicked off at 10:30 am, and the home side dominated throughout, showcasing their attacking prowess and defensive solidity.

Hedgerley FC lined up in a 4-5-1 formation, designed to control the midfield while providing support to the lone striker. Chris Randall took his place in goal, shielded by a back four consisting of Chris Smith on the right, Jack Wright and Charlie Parkin in central defence, and Bradley Oxbrow on the left. The midfield was packed with creativity and energy, featuring Tyrese Weekes on the right, Adam Butler, Rory Scott, and Oliver Cottrill centrally, and Brandon Belmar on the left. Conor Henry led the line as the sole striker, tasked with converting chances and linking up play.

The substitutes for Hedgerley FC included Liam Neale, Lewis Scott, Ryan Gibbs, Alex Weatherby, and Brandon Wallis, providing depth and options for tactical changes as the match progressed.

The scoring opened in the 13th minute when Adam Butler found the back of the net, converting a well-placed assist from Brandon Belmar inside the box. This early goal set the tone for a dominant display from the home side, who continued to press Datchet FC Reserves.

In the 32nd minute, Oliver Cottrill doubled the lead, finishing off a move initiated by Conor Henry, who provided the assist. The momentum was firmly with Hedgerley FC, and just three minutes later, Tyrese Weekes added a third goal, again with Conor Henry playing a pivotal role in the build-up.

As the first half drew to a close, Hedgerley FC made a substitution in the 35th minute, bringing on Liam Neale for Rory Scott, aiming to maintain their control in midfield. The half-time whistle blew with the score at 3-0, leaving Datchet FC Reserves with a mountain to climb.

The second half saw further changes for Hedgerley FC, with Lewis Scott, Ryan Gibbs, and Alex Weatherby all introduced at the start of the half, replacing Tyrese Weekes, Charlie Parkin, and Conor Henry respectively. These substitutions aimed to inject fresh energy into the team as they sought to extend their lead.

The fourth goal came in the 60th minute when Jack Wright unleashed a stunning strike from outside the area, assisted by Brandon Belmar, who was having a standout game. This goal further demoralised the visitors, who struggled to contain the relentless Hedgerley attack.

In the 69th minute, Brandon Belmar got on the scoresheet himself, finishing off a move set up by Alex Weatherby. Just a minute later, Weatherby scored his own goal, converting an assist from Oliver Cottrill, bringing the score to 6-0 and leaving Datchet FC Reserves reeling.

With the game nearing its conclusion, Hedgerley FC made their final substitution in the 85th minute, bringing Tyrese Weekes back on for Jack Wright. The home side continued to press for more goals, and in the 86th minute, Conor Henry capped off an impressive performance by scoring the seventh goal of the match.

The final whistle confirmed a comprehensive 7-0 victory for Hedgerley FC, a result that highlighted their attacking flair and defensive organisation. The home side will take great confidence from this performance as they look to build on their success in the league.

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