Coalville Ravens hosted Ashby Falcons at Scotlands on 13 September 2025 in a 7-a-side league match that kicked off at 10:25am. The encounter ended in a pulsating 4-4 draw after 50 minutes of action, with both sides exchanging goals in a high-tempo contest.
Coalville Ravens lined up in a 2-1-3 formation, deploying two central defenders, a central midfielder, and a three-pronged attack. Jedd Garrett took his place between the sticks as goalkeeper, tasked with organising the defence and making crucial saves. The defensive duo consisted of Jake Whiteman and Reggie Dedmen-Ert, who were expected to provide solidity at the back and disrupt Ashby Falcons’ forward play. Hugo Evans operated as the central midfielder, linking defence and attack while also supporting defensive duties. Upfront, the trio featured Oliver White on the left forward position, Rueben Allured-Rowley as the central striker, and Arkyn Brown on the right forward side, all charged with creating and converting chances. The substitutes named were Nicholas Czwartosz and Walter Hughes.
The match burst into life early on when Rueben Allured-Rowley opened the scoring in the fourth minute, expertly finishing with his right foot after a precise assist from Oliver White. This early strike set the tone for an open and attacking game. Shortly after, goalkeeper Jedd Garrett made a confident catch at eight minutes, demonstrating his alertness and command of the penalty area.
At the quarter-hour mark, Coalville Ravens made a double substitution with Nicholas Czwartosz replacing Jake Whiteman and Walter Hughes coming on for Oliver White. This reshuffle aimed to inject fresh legs and maintain intensity. Jedd Garrett remained busy, producing two further goalkeeping interventions at 15 and 17 minutes, keeping the scoreline intact despite Ashby Falcons’ growing pressure.
Ashby Falcons struck back in the 18th minute to level the scores, before doubling their advantage six minutes later. The Ravens’ defence was reshaped again at 25 minutes as Jake Whiteman returned to the field in place of Reggie Dedmen-Ert, while Oliver White was reintroduced for Arkyn Brown. The half concluded with Ashby Falcons adding a third goal at 28 minutes, though Hugo Evans made a vital block at the same time to prevent another clear chance.
Jedd Garrett’s goalkeeping heroics continued into the second half, including a sharp dive at 31 minutes to deny the visitors. Coalville Ravens responded with a goal of their own at 32 minutes when Walter Hughes, on his debut, scored following an assist from Oliver White. However, Ashby Falcons quickly restored their three-goal lead at 35 minutes, testing Garrett once more.
The goalkeeper was equal to the task with a full-stretch save at 36 minutes, keeping Coalville Ravens in the contest. Walter Hughes struck again at 38 minutes, this time assisted by Hugo Evans, narrowing the deficit and reigniting hope for the home side. The defensive line was adjusted again at 40 minutes with Reggie Dedmen-Ert replacing Hugo Evans, bolstering the backline.
Garrett’s acrobatics were on display once more at 41 minutes with another full-stretch save, denying Ashby Falcons a clear opportunity. The final substitution saw Oliver White return to the pitch for Walter Hughes at 45 minutes, adding attacking impetus for the closing stages. The goalkeeper remained alert with a point-blank reaction save at 47 minutes, crucial in keeping the Ravens within touching distance.
In a dramatic finish, Rueben Allured-Rowley scored his second goal of the match at 48 minutes, assisted by Walter Hughes, to bring the score to 4-4. Despite the late surge, neither side could find a winner before the final whistle.
The match showcased outstanding performances from Reggie Dedmen-Ert, who marshalled the defence with composure; Rueben Allured-Rowley, whose clinical finishing proved vital; and Jedd Garrett, whose multiple saves kept Coalville Ravens in the game throughout. The thrilling draw reflected the high quality and intensity of this league encounter at Scotlands.
