Spalding Men’s 4s Battle to 2-1 Victory Over Bourne Deeping 3s
Spalding Men’s 4s put in a determined and disciplined performance to secure a well-earned 2-1 victory over Bourne Deeping Men’s 3s at Glen Park. Glenn Perkins played a pivotal role with two clinical goals from penalty corners, while Rafa Read’s attacking play earned him two short corners. Their standout performances saw them share the Man of the Match award.
From the start, Spalding showed their intent, moving the ball well and keeping possession through excellent teamwork. Andy Barlow and Brian Read worked tirelessly in midfield, breaking up play and linking defense with attack. Their hard work allowed Spalding to maintain control and create early chances.
Midway through the first half, Spalding’s patience was rewarded when they won a penalty corner. Perkins stepped up and struck the ball cleanly into the net to give the home side the lead.
In the second half, Spalding extended their advantage to 2-0 early on with another well-executed penalty corner from Perkins. Bourne Deeping responded strongly, managing to get one back and pull within one goal. Despite their best efforts, the visitors couldn’t find an equalizer.
Spalding’s defense stood firm under pressure. Mark Rogers, James Giles, and Kev Sawyer put in a strong performance at the back, making crucial tackles and clearances to deny Bourne Deeping. Out wide, Lorenzo Mendoza and Alex Myland provided solid support, helping to absorb the pressure and keep Spalding’s shape intact.
Dylan Hind and Jack Dorsett were unlucky not to add to Spalding’s tally, narrowly missing out on further goals. However, their attacking presence helped relieve pressure and keep the opposition on the back foot.
A fantastic team effort saw Spalding hold firm to secure the victory, with strong performances across the pitch. Perkins’ finishing, Read’s attacking energy, and the resilience of the defensive unit were all key factors in a well-earned win.
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