Ace FC u12 Rangers 5 vs 4 Raynes Park Vale u12

Ace FC u12 Rangers hosted Raynes Park Vale u12 at Sutton Common Recreation Ground on 20 June 2026, with kick-off at 10:00am in a lively 9-a-side friendly. The match unfolded over 60 minutes plus added time, culminating in a dramatic 5-4 victory for the home side.

Ace FC u12 Rangers lined up in a 3-2-3 formation, deploying three defenders, two central midfielders, and three forwards. Freddie Ford guarded the goal, supported by a defensive trio of Ronnie Seeney on the right, Sadek Hammound centrally, and Kevin Schiopu on the left. The midfield was anchored by Jake Outram and Josh Osgood, tasked with controlling the centre of the park and linking defence to attack. Up front, Izack Love operated on the right wing, Albie Pepper led as the central striker, and Gustavo Choi took up the left forward role. The substitutes available were Patrik Genna and Jacob Boyd.

The match began with early tactical adjustments as Ace FC made a double substitution in the 15th minute, bringing on Patrik Genna for Ronnie Seeney and Jacob Boyd for Gustavo Choi. This reshuffle appeared to inject fresh energy into the side. Just five minutes later, Genna made an immediate impact by scoring to put Ace FC ahead. The home crowd was further buoyed when Izack Love struck twice in quick succession at the 22nd and 28th minutes, showcasing his sharp attacking instincts and earning him the player of the match accolade.

Ace FC’s fluid attacking play was momentarily disrupted by further substitutions at the 30-minute mark, with Ronnie Seeney returning to replace Sadek Hammound in defence, and Gustavo Choi coming back on for Jake Outram in midfield. These changes maintained the team’s shape heading into the break, which arrived with Ace FC holding a 3-0 lead.

However, the second half saw Raynes Park Vale u12 mount a spirited comeback. They pulled a goal back at the 35th minute and quickly followed with another at 38 minutes, signalling a shift in momentum. Ace FC responded through Jake Outram, who found the net at the 40th minute, restoring a two-goal cushion. Yet, Raynes Park Vale refused to relent, scoring again at 44 minutes to narrow the deficit to 4-3.

At half-time, Ace FC made further tactical substitutions, reintroducing Jake Outram for Josh Osgood and Sadek Hammound for Albie Pepper, aiming to bolster midfield control and defensive solidity. The changes paid dividends as Jacob Boyd added a crucial fifth goal for Ace FC at the 50th minute, extending their lead once more.

Raynes Park Vale continued to press and managed to score again at 55 minutes, setting up a tense finale. Despite the visitors’ late efforts, Ace FC held firm to secure a narrow 5-4 victory in a pulsating encounter that showcased attacking flair and resilience from both sides.

Izack Love’s two-goal contribution and overall influence on the right flank were pivotal in Ace FC’s success, while the timely goals from substitutes Patrik Genna and Jacob Boyd underscored the depth and adaptability of the squad. The match was a thrilling display of youth football at its competitive best, with both teams providing an entertaining spectacle for the home supporters.