BAM BOYS UNITED 9 vs 5 Hebron Methodist Church

GOAL SCORE- 9 Goals

Saney-3 Amir-1

Yakub-2 Isaac-1

Antim-1 Amos-1

BAM Boys United hosted Hebron Methodist Church in a friendly 5-a-side match at Sera Futsal on 26 July 2026, kicking off promptly at 8:15 pm. The encounter lasted 60 minutes plus added time, with BAM Boys United emerging victorious over their opponents. The Score was a 9-5 win for BAM Boys United.

BAM Boys United lined up in a 1-3 formation, a common setup in futsal that features one goalkeeper and three outfield players. Subesh Shrestha took the role between the sticks as goalkeeper, tasked with organising the defence and initiating attacks from the back. The three outfield players—Amir Tamang, David Tamang, and Antim B.K—occupied the defensive and midfield roles, expected to balance defensive duties with quick transitions and support in attack. Yakub Tamang, Eshaq, Saney, and Antim also completed the game and created scoring opportunities.

The first half unfolded with both sides probing cautiously, but Bam Boys United’s defensive solidity ensured Hebron Methodist Church failed to test Subesh Shrestha meaningfully. The half-time whistle blew after 30 minutes with the scoreline still goalless, reflecting a tight and disciplined opening period.

As the second half progressed, BAM Boys United began to assert greater control over possession and territory. Subesh Shrestha’s commanding presence in goal and distribution helped maintain the team’s shape and confidence. The outfield players combined well, with Amir Tamang and Antim Bk providing defensive cover and quick ball circulation, while Saney, Isaac and Amos pushed forward to create chances. How ever, David Tamang was injured in 1st Half.

Despite the lack of detailed goal events, Bam Boys United’s dominance was evident in their ability to keep a clean sheet and control the tempo throughout the 60 minutes. Hebron Methodist Church struggled to break down the organised defensive lines and were unable to register shots on target.

Subesh Shrestha’s performance was particularly noteworthy, earning him the Player of the Match accolade for his crucial saves and leadership from the back. His composure under pressure and effective communication were key factors in BAM Boys United’s success.

In summary, BAM Boys United delivered a disciplined and well-structured display at Sera Futsal, comfortably shutting out Hebron Methodist Church in this friendly 5-a-side encounter. Their 1-3 formation proved effective in both defense and attack, with Subesh Shrestha’s goalkeeping standing out as the highlight of the evening. They need to improve a lot in upcoming games. Individual dribbling is necessary for BAM Boys United.