3rd September 10am - 3pm

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Grimsby Soccer Club can take satisfaction that made Newton Heath work for every goal.  The game was approaching the break before Newton took the lead.

The work of the two goal keepers illustrated the flow of the game; GSC keeper making a series of stunning saves whilst Newton keeper was under worked.

Newton Champions for third time, who can stop a fourth?

GRS opened up an early 2-0 lead with two great goals; Blaine looked to be on the wrong end of a hiding at this point.  Blaine replied and then dropped back to a two goal deficit.  A second Blaine goal took the game to GRS 3 Blaine 2 at half time, slightly flattering Blaine.

Blaine improved after break, levelled, went ahead and then closed the game.  Blaine looked most dangerous at the end of the game when GRS was forced to chase game.

AFC Trawlermen 6 Pilgrims 3

Pilgrims needed to improve on last week’s performance if they were to have a chance against the Trawlermen.   They improved greatly. Trawlermen put in, by their standards, a misfiring performance.

Pilgrims looked, up to half time, to be in with a real chance of a win that thought dissipated the longer the game went on. Trawlermen eventually ran out safe winners.

League waiting on referee match report.

YMCA Junior futsal coaching updates:

Under 10's Saturday mornings 9-10

New Session

Over 10's - 13

Thursday 5-30 - 6-30

NEW PLAYERS WELCOME

 Starting September 1st School Year 8/9 YMCA Indoor Futsal League

Limited entries, enter NOW!

Kevin Bryant 235704 0r 07980 286663

Email kevin @futsal.org.uk

PS.

SG goal keeping. By playing every night as often as he can SG has greatly improved himself as a GK.

He has been recommended to East Coast Futsal in FA National League.

Steve GK comments:

 Discoveries 1 GSC Dynamite 10

Did not get to watch full game, phases of play I did see did not look like a nine goal trouncing. Difference between teams was in the finishing, Dynamite was Dynamite. Discovery half chances most often was thwarted by sharp goal keeping.

Click the continue button Dynamite and the table was as you said, Dynamite top!

Fusion 3 YMCA Spartans 1

Coming into the league late is proving a weekly challenge for YMCA team.  That said team accept the challenge and are enjoying trying to catch the more established teams.  A 3-1 defeat to Fusion is a positive for YMCA.

The effort YMCA put in to keep Fusion off their usual smooth passing game, left them-short of energy to counter attack.

Little Devils 5 Futsal Tigers 2

Little Devils was back to a standard of play that has been missing for some weeks.  

After four straight wins Tigers have recorded back to back losses.

Futsal Panthers 4 Elite 2

Panthers played as a team on top of the table, not a team in the bottom half.

They controlled the game from start to finish.

It is great credit to Elite that they kept with them and managed to score a couple themselves.

Futsal Panthers

Futsal Finals 2nd July 2011 Girls Under 12’s National Finals.
Birmingham Futsal Arena

The Solar girls’ team had won through the regional finals in convincing style and looked forward to the finals in Birmingham.

Their first game was against Painsley High School.  After three minutes Solar scored, followed by another two before having a goal put past the keeper, the girls seamed to be in the right frame of mind, winning 3 - 1.

In the next game they played Frances Bardsley School, unfortunately the girls were in for a shock as they lost 1 – 2; our goal came from a run through the centre.

Our third game we came up against Flixton Girls School, unfortunately loosing 1 – 2.  Our goal was an absolute screamer of a goal from our half straight into the goal through a group of players.

The final game of the league was against Kirk Balk Community College.  The Solar girls took the game to them and won 2 – 0.  Goals coming from a very long strong shot from inside our half and the second from a lovely run and finish in the top right hand corner.

We had now won two and lost two and had to wait for the results of other teams to see if we were travelling home now or playing in a semi final.

After a tense wait we were through and had everything to play.  The Semi final was against Kingsdown School, we scored first with a ball slipped past the keeper and this relaxed the team, but then they scored.  Shortly after a nice move saw the ball hit the net to finish the game 2 – 1. 

So here we were in the Final by shear chance and a little good fortune.  We started the game against a very strong Flixton Girls School team, the game was very close and they pressured but we countered and with three minutes to go Solar got the winner, every one was on edge, could we hold on?  The girls played their hearts out to defend; then the whistle went the relief was unbelievable.  They had won.

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Qualifying group scores, 4-0, 4-0, 3-1, 1-2.

Semi Final 3-1

 Final FC Grimsby 4 Leeds Futsal 2

Humberstone Futsal Juniors

Humberstone won the tournament with a style and panache above their years. Added to a mix of excellent players was the ability to play and understand futsal that gave the team an added dimension. 

The team improvement since I last saw the team was immense, the results over three tough opponents suggest the team has taken the bar to a new higher level.

Knowing the opposition they will have been stung, everyone will want to beat Humberstone.

Special word for new team, Crowland Crusaders, four goals adrift after the first four attacks I feared the worst.  The team could have collapsed and gone home, they stayed, reorganised, tried new tactics, learnt off the opposition and will, when they have played more games, be a real asset to this age group.

Watch this space there will be more games next week with added teams.

Limited Tuesday programme due to  junior  tournament

Willows Valiant 4 Vs. Trawl 3

If you are school year 9/10 and want to enter future tournaments contact;

Kevin Bryant

01472 235704

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