Carbrain Clarets 2011's welcomed Falkirk 2011 to Oak Road 3g on the morning of 27 September 2025, with kick-off at 12:20pm in a league home fixture. The Clarets produced a commanding display to secure a resounding 6-0 victory over their visitors in an 80-minute contest plus added time.
Carbrain Clarets 2011's lined up in a 4-4-1-1 formation, deploying Archie Edgar in goal. The defensive line consisted of Ryan Cherry at right back, Zack Graham and Daniel Abdulrahman as central defenders, and Ryan Griffin at left back. The midfield four featured Noah Webb on the right, Kai Logan and Tyler Scott centrally, and Matthew Malone on the left. Just ahead of the midfield sat Ruadh Greene in an attacking midfield role, supporting lone striker ciar mcklusky. The formation was designed to provide width and solidity at the back, with midfielders expected to supply both defensive cover and attacking support, while Greene’s role was to link play and create chances for the striker. The substitutes named were liam mcguire, Luka McVittie, Kobe and Connor.
The match began with Carbrain Clarets 2011's controlling possession and pressing high, but a tactical substitution came early when liam mcguire replaced Ruadh Greene in the 25th minute, signalling a shift in approach. Carbrain Clarets 2011's soon broke the deadlock just before the interval in time added on In the 42nd minute, Matthew Malone opened the scoring with a well-placed finish, expertly set up by a precise assist from Noah Webb. This goal was a reward for the Clarets’ sustained pressure and effective wing play. Shortly after, tactical changes continued as Luka McVittie came on for Noah Webb in the 53rd minute, injecting fresh energy into the centre midfield position.
Carbrain Clarets 2011's extended their lead in the 63rd minute when Luka McVittie found the net, capitalising on a clever assist from ciar mcklusky. The Clarets’ attacking play was fluid, with McVittie’s goal reflecting his sharp movement and clinical finishing. Four minutes later, liam mcguire doubled the advantage with a goal set up by Kai Logan, who was influential in the central midfield, orchestrating play and providing key passes.
The Clarets continued their dominance as ciar mcklusky himself scored in the 69th minute, assisted by Luka McVittie, showcasing the effective partnership between striker and attacking midfielder. Shortly after, in the 70th minute, Ruadh Greene was reintroduced to the pitch, replacing ciar mcklusky, maintaining attacking impetus.
Further tactical adjustments saw Connor McMahon replace liam mcguire in the 72nd minute, keeping the Clarets’ energy high as the match progressed. Luka McVittie was again on the scoresheet in the 77th minute, finishing off a move crafted by Kai Logan’s vision and passing. The Clarets’ relentless attacking pressure was evident as McVittie completed his hat-trick in the 83rd minute, this time assisted by substitute Connor McMahon, sealing an emphatic 6-0 victory.
Carbrain Clarets 2011's performance was marked by tactical flexibility, clinical finishing, and cohesive teamwork across all lines. Their 4-4-1-1 formation allowed them to control midfield battles and exploit wide areas effectively, while their defensive unit kept a clean sheet against Falkirk 2011. The substitutions proved decisive, with McVittie and McMahon making significant impacts after coming off the bench. This comprehensive win will surely boost Carbrain Clarets 2011's confidence as they continue their league campaign.
