Spurs seemed in control of the game from the start, having most of the possession and keeping the ball in the Harvesters end for a good part of the game.

In the 21st minute, a great pass from Chloe Kraemer was picked up by Ruby Marlow, who scored the first goal of the game.  Then straight from the restart, Becky Shephard collected the ball and ran it up to the Harvesters goal and knocked it in the net for Spurs second.

Kirsty Cunoosamy made a great run with the ball that she hit into the net, but the goal was disallowed.  Rosie Daly then picked the ball up and ran it up the centre of the pitch, producing a pass to Becky, who hit the cross bar.  Just after this a Harvester player broke away and scored their first goal, but play was soon in the Harvesters end again where Spurs were awarded a corner.  After a scramble in front of goal, the ball was knocked in by Ruby in the last minute of the first half for her second and Spurs third goal.

In the 49th minute, Chloe played the ball to Becky, who scored her second to make it 4-1 to Spurs and then Tayla Goodman picked the ball up well from a Harvesters kick and made a lovely pass to Kelly Fenlon, who narrowly missed the goal.

Becky got another goal in the 57th minute for her hat trick and Spurs fifth goal before Harvesters got their second.

Spurs kept playing well and in the last minute of the game Ruby got her hat trick and the game finished 6-2 to Spurs with Ruby being made player of the match.  Both teams played a good and friendly game.

 

Manager John Goodman commented, "It was a great performance by all and gave the girls a well deserved result. I could not have asked for any more commitment from the girls that played ... well done !"

Loren Hynes

Chloe Kraemer

Kirsty Cunoosamy

Rosie Daly

A solid performance by the Under-14 Blues saw them progress to the First Round of the London FA Youth Cup with a 3-0 win over Athenlay.

It was a good start from Spurs with a goal from Becky Shephard in the second minute of the game.  Every Spurs player on the field played as if they really wanted to win, keeping the ball in the Athenlay end of the pitch for a good part of the first half.

The midfield held the ball up well, laying it on to the forwards and having shots at goal themselves that narrowly missed. The defence also played a good game with some good tackles and passes.

The second half started just as profitably as the first with the subs playing just as well and in the 54th minute Beth Brown-Hunter-Scott scored the second goal of the game and ten minutes later Kelly Fenlon scored the third and final goal.

It was a good game, played on a wet and sticky pitch making it hard work for all the players, but they all did themselves proud.  Ryah played a great game in midfield and was made player of the match.

Manager John Goodman said, "The girls gave gave a good performance against a physical team and showed that they will work hard for success.  WELL DONE !"

Loren Hynes

Chloe Kraemer

Kirsty Cunoosamy

Rosie Daly (c)

Spurs Ladies U14 Blues notched another win against Northwood at Fred Knights to move further up in the league.

It was another good game from Spurs with the first goal coming the 24th minute from Kirsty Cunoosamy.

Both teams battled well and the first half finished 1-0 to Spurs.

In the second minute of the second half Katie Ramsden scored her first goal of the season and in the 46th minute Ruby Marlow hit the net, followed in the 48th minute by a goal from Becky Shephard.  Ruby scored her second of the match in the 53rd minute making the final score 5-0 to Spurs.

Lotty Lovejoy-Crump played her first game back after her toe operation and put in a strong performance to be made player of the match. 

 

Manager John Goodman said, "All the girls played well and gave a good all round performance, with Tayla Goodman out injured (with a back injury), Sinead Makins playing with an ankle injury and Lotty returning after an operation (foot), the girls reshaped well at the back to cope with all Northwood attacks.  It was nice to see the midfield link well with our attack and we had a comfortable win.  Well done !"

Loren Hynes

Chloe Kraemer

Kirsty Cunoosamy

Rosie Daly (c)

Loren Hynes

Chloe Kraemer

Kirsty Cunoosamy

Rosie Daly (c)