Year 11 Boys Football Win

[22 Mar 2024]

Sirius North Crush Marvell College

in Dominant Performance

Sirius North travelled to the East side of Hull in confident spirits and put on a clinical display against Marvell College, eventually winning 8-1.

Key Points:

  • Sirius North started brightly with some excellent attacking play from Archie, Tyler, Abdullah and Sol.
  • Sol opened the scoring with a strike from 20 yards that cannoned off the woodwork before finding the net.
  • He quickly doubled the lead with a composed finish after cutting inside from the left.
  • Jack Walker, the coach’s player of the match, then added a stunning long-range lob from 30 yards out.
  • Marvell College’s frustration grew as they struggled to contain Sirius North’s attacking threat, leading to some heated exchanges and a temporary cool-down period.
  • Abdullah got his first goal after some clever movement in the box, making it 4-0 at halftime.
  • The second half continued in the same vein with Sirius North creating numerous chances.
  • Abdullah and Sol completed their hat-tricks, while substitute Josh E added another goal from outside the area.
  • Marvell College did manage a consolation goal from a long-range effort that caught Sirius North keeper Leon D off guard.
  • Bertney put in a solid defensive performance, while Lincoln S, who dominated the midfield and defence, was awarded the players’ player of the match.

Missing Nicholson, Not Missing Goals:

Despite missing influential midfielder Oscar Nicholson, Sirius North’s attack clicked from the start. The team’s quick passing and movement created problems for Marvell College’s defence, with Sol proving to be a constant threat.

Frustration and Finesse:

Marvell College’s frustration with their inability to contain Sirius North boiled over at times, leading to some rough challenges and a temporary stoppage in play. However, Sirius North responded with some excellent football, exemplified by Jack W’s long-range lob.

Second Half Onslaught:

The second half was a continuation of Sirius North’s dominance. Abdullah and Sol completed their hat-tricks, with Josh E adding another goal. Marvell College did manage a consolation goal, but it was a mere blip in a dominant performance by Sirius North.

Credit to All:

The report acknowledges the excellent defensive displays by Bertney and the midfield dominance of Lincoln S, who was voted player of the match by his teammates. A final thank you is given to Mr. Hayes for his support on the fixture and giving the directions despite the challenges of rush hour traffic.