Hampshire FA Boys Sunday U15 Cup Final Winners 2022

Bournemouth Electric Win the Boys Sunday U15 Cup

John Moody
Hampshire FA Boys Sunday U15 Cup Final 2022 Match Report

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Bournemouth Electric  4  Bridgemary Buccanneers  1

A minute's silence was observed before kick-off in memory of Robin Osborne, the President of the Hampshire Football Association, who had passed away recently.

The match was played at the Winklebury Football Complex in Basingstoke on Sunday 15th May 2022 and was sponsored by Savvy Accountancy Solutions.

The match started on a gloomy morning and ended in heavy rain which did not make it easy for the players.

The Electric got off to a good start, taking the lead in the 9th minute when Max Gerrish headed home after a good move. They continued to press and Louis Whetton put in a long run and shot which was deflected for a corner.

The Buccaneers hit back when Jayden Keteku made a penetrating run into the penalty box, but unfortunately finished poorly. In an another attack, Daniel Swaddling broke through but the Electric's 'keeper Jacob Pratt saved well.

As the game switched to the other end, Albie Turner went close for the Electric.

A penalty appeal was turned down when the Buccaneers' Jayden Keteku appeared to have been pulled down in the box.

The Electric went two-up in the 40th minute when Turner crossed and Whetton scored from close range.

Early in the second half the Buccaneers' Billy Morris had a chance from a cross, but put his shot over the bar and a few minutes later had a good shot from a corner well saved.

The Electrics scored their third goal in the 54th minute when Charlie Harries scored from close range but the Buccaneers replied within a minute when Ellis Thorne scored after a good move had set him up.

The Electrics secured the cup in the the 77th minute when Reece Dilling side-footed the ball home after some good interplay.

The Referee was Zac Parker and he was assisted by Elliott Soraf and Sam Willoughby and the Fourth Official was Grant Barnett.

The Player of the Match Award went to the Electric's Ollie Wooollard.

 

The squads

Bournemouth Electric:

Jacob Pratt (c), Max gerrish, Leon Gill, Ollie Woolard, Jacob Faulkner, Amir Baxter, Jack Copperwaite, Reece Dilling, Finley Toghill, Louis Whetton, Albie Turner, Issac Mjasiri, Josh Harris, Charles Harries, Liam Crutchely and Max Bovingdon.

Bridgemary Buccanneers:

Rhys Hoyland, Henry Searle, Oscar Maule, Tony Proud, Sebsatian Sharp, Billy Morris, Ethan Jones, Jayden Keteku, Sam Cardinal, Daniel Swaddling, Mike Smith, Morgan Camileri, Owen Largeant, Ellis Thorne, Charlie Buckley and Alfie Faulds.