Spalding Ladies 1’s continued their impressive form with a resounding 5-1 victory over Cambridge South 3’s, showcasing a well-rounded performance both in attack and defense. The game began with Spalding asserting control early on, thanks to some brilliant outletting from the defense. The backline, led by steady performances from Evie Maltby, Tabitha Dunnet and Lauren Harvey who linked seamlessly with the midfield, creating numerous attacking opportunities throughout the game.
Honor Moore opened the scoring in the first half, after receiving a perfectly timed pass from Charlotte Maplethorpe. Honor calmly carried the ball into the D, slotting it through the keeper’s legs for a composed finish. Despite Cambridge South attempting to push back, Spalding’s defensive organisation held strong, with the team going into halftime 1-0 ahead.
The second half saw Spalding’s dominance continue. Georgina Maplethorpe was outstanding, running from her left-back position, taking on multiple defenders, and finishing with precision along the baseline to make it 2-0. Spalding’s midfield continued to link up with the forwards, creating several more chances. Charlotte Maplethorpe capitalised on one of these, calmly slotting the ball into the goal to extend the lead.
Despite Cambridge South managing to sneak one past Freya Lee, who had been exceptional between the posts with several crucial saves, Spalding responded immediately. Charlotte Maplethorpe scored her second of the game during a short corner, following a well-placed strike from Karen Timby. Erin McMurray finished off the scoring with a clinical goal after receiving a pinpoint pass from Georgina Maplethorpe, who had once again run the baseline to create the opportunity.
The team’s cohesive play and strong defensive setup were key to this victory, as was the tireless work rate across the pitch. Player of the Match went to Georgina Maplethorpe for her phenomenal runs, defensive work, and creative play throughout.
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