In a pulsating friendly encounter held at Fes, RADAM FC emerged victorious against Cholet RSC, securing a narrow 3-2 win in what proved to be an exciting showcase of skill, determination, and tactical nous. The match, played in an 8-a-side format, delighted a small but enthusiastic crowd of 11 spectators, who witnessed a high-paced game that delivered on all fronts.
From the very first whistle, RADAM FC looked to impose their style of play, operating with a 3-2-2 formation that provided both defensive solidity and attacking intent. The early exchanges saw both teams probing for weaknesses, but it was RADAM FC who struck first. A well-constructed move culminated in a clinical finish, sending the home fans into rapture.
As the match progressed, Cholet RSC responded with vigour, equalising shortly after with a clever goal that showcased their own attacking prowess. The back-and-forth nature of the game kept spectators on the edge of their seats, with both sides committing numbers forward, searching for the crucial next goal.
RADAM FC regained the lead with a brilliant effort that demonstrated the team’s sharp attacking instincts. The interplay between players was particularly impressive, with Karl Marks and Simo Amrani heavily involved as they orchestrated key plays from midfield. The duo's ability to control the tempo of the game was evident, and their efforts laid the foundation for further offensive threats.
Cholet RSC refused to back down, attacking with purpose and showcasing their resilience. They managed to pull level again, capitalising on a brief lapse in concentration in the RADAM defence. Despite this setback, the home side remained composed and demonstrated a strong fighting spirit throughout.
The final moments of the match were tense as both teams searched for the decisive goal. RADAM FC found that crucial breakthrough, converting a well-worked set piece into a third goal. The precision of the execution left the goalkeeping unit from Cholet RSC with no chance, and the celebrations from the RADAM players were ecstatic, knowing they were within sight of victory.
As the match entered the additional seven minutes of extra time, the atmosphere was electric. Cholet RSC piled on the pressure, keen to salvage a result, but RADAM FC’s defence, marshalled expertly by Wallo Hari and Ilyass Ferdaousi, held firm against late attempts to find an equaliser. The referee, Marcus Hollande, maintained control of the match well, allowing the game to flow while making necessary interventions when required.
As the full-time whistle blew, it confirmed RADAM FC’s hard-earned win, highlighting the competitive spirit and skill of both teams. The match not only served as a preparation for the season ahead but also showcased the potential of RADAM FC as they look to build momentum. The players' performances were a testament to their hard work in training, and the foundation laid in this friendly will likely serve them well as they move forward. The camaraderie and team spirit displayed during the game will certainly be a focal point as they continue their preparations for future competitions.
