Away league match played on 01 February 2025.
Kicked off at 9:00 AM

In a commanding display, Washington FC Wildcats secured a resounding 3-0 victory over Newton Aycliffe in their league encounter at the Oakleaf Sports Complex on 1st February 2025. The match kicked off at 9:00 am, and the Wildcats showcased their attacking prowess and solid defensive organisation throughout the contest.

Washington FC Wildcats adopted a 4-1-4-1 formation, which allowed them to maintain a strong defensive line while providing ample support for their attacking players. Olivia Emmet was stationed in goal, with a back four comprising Sophia Platten on the right, Katie Bentham and Layla Forster as central defenders, and Angel Kent on the left. In front of the defence, Demi Lamb played a pivotal role as the central midfielder, orchestrating play and linking defence with attack. The attacking midfield trio featured Kayla Shevills on the right, Keira Curry in the centre, and Ella Jobson on the left, while Mya Hartley led the line as the striker.

The substitutes for the Wildcats included Paige Donnelly, Charlotte Lock, Molly Winter, and Ocean Jones, who would later play crucial roles in the match.

The first half saw Washington FC Wildcats assert their dominance early on, making tactical substitutions in the 21st minute as both Angel Kent and Kayla Shevills were replaced by Paige Donnelly and Charlotte Lock, respectively. This change injected fresh energy into the side and allowed them to maintain their attacking momentum.

Molly Winter replaced Mya Hartley on the 31st minute, and soon after in the 36th minute made her mark, pressuring the defender and scoring the opening goal with a close-range tap-in, assisted by Keira Curry’s left footed pass. This goal not only lifted the spirits of the Wildcats but also set the tone for the remainder of the match. Just moments later, in the 36th minute, Ocean Jones replaced Ella Jobson, further bolstering the Wildcats' attacking options.

With a 1-0 lead at half-time, Washington FC Wildcats continued to press forward after the break. Niamh Phillipson doubled the advantage in the 49th minute, tapping in from close range after a short corner and precise cross from Molly Winter. This goal showcased the Wildcats' clinical finishing and ability to capitalise on opportunities.

In the 59th minute, Charlotte Lock added a third goal with a stunning long-range strike, leaving the Newton Aycliffe goalkeeper with no chance. This goal epitomised the Wildcats' attacking flair and solidified their commanding position in the match.

As the game entered its final stages, Washington FC made further substitutions to maintain their lead. In the 60th minute, Angel Kent returned to the pitch, replacing Paige Donnelly, while Keira Curry made way for Demi Lamb. The final substitution saw Sophia Platten come on for Katie Bentham in the 70th minute, ensuring fresh legs were on the field as the Wildcats sought to maintain their clean sheet.

The match concluded with Washington FC Wildcats comfortably securing a 3-0 victory over Newton Aycliffe, demonstrating their strength and cohesion as a team. The Wildcats' performance was a testament to their tactical discipline and attacking prowess, leaving them in high spirits as they look forward to their next challenge.

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