Crowland Juniors U13s 2025 10 vs 0 Peterborough Athletic Yout

Crowland Juniors U13s 2025/2026 welcomed Peterborough Athletic Youth U14 to their home ground on the morning of 23 August 2026, with kick-off at 10:30am. In a commanding display over 70 minutes of football, Crowland Juniors ran out comfortable 10-0 winners in this friendly 11-a-side encounter. The hosts were relentless in attack and resolute in defence, leaving their visitors unable to respond.

Crowland Juniors lined up in a 3-1-4-2 formation, deploying three defenders at the back with a single holding midfielder shielding the defence. Lewis Wilson-Guest took his place in goal, supported by Tommy Bradley at right defender, Thomas Stimpson centrally, and Albie Daniels on the left. Lloris Kanyua operated as the lone central midfielder, tasked with breaking up play and distributing the ball forward. Ahead of him, four attacking midfielders were positioned: Oakley Harrison on the right, Olly Jenkins and George Ireland centrally, and Ethan Peachey on the left. Up front, the striking duo of David Monteanu and Rowan Flowers were expected to lead the line and convert chances. Max Fuller was named among the substitutes.

The match burst into life early on as Oakley Harrison opened the scoring in the 4th minute. Receiving a precise cross from Olly Jenkins, Harrison unleashed a right-footed strike from outside the box that found the net, setting the tone for Crowland’s attacking dominance. Just four minutes later, Rowan Flowers doubled the lead from the penalty spot, calmly dispatching with his right foot after a foul in the box.

Shortly after his goal, Flowers was replaced by David Monteanu in the 8th minute, with Olly Jenkins moving off the pitch. Jenkins quickly made his presence felt again, scoring a spectacular long-range screamer in the 13th minute, expertly assisted by George Ireland. The goal showcased Jenkins’ shooting prowess and Crowland’s fluid attacking play.

In the 18th minute, Monteanu headed home a cross from Jenkins, extending the lead further. However, the substitutions continued as Jenkins returned to the field in the 20th minute, replacing Monteanu. This tactical switch did not slow the hosts, as Jenkins provided the assist for Lloris Kanyua’s right-footed finish in the 23rd minute, demonstrating the midfield’s ability to contribute goals.

Crowland’s defence also contributed to the scoring, with Thomas Stimpson delivering a long pass to George Ireland, who finished with a left-footed strike in the 34th minute. This goal came just before the half-time whistle, which blew at the 35th minute mark, with Crowland comfortably ahead.

The second half saw no let-up from the home side. In the 41st minute, Kanyua scored again, this time with a header assisted by Jenkins, emphasising Crowland’s aerial threat. Early in the half, Albie Daniels added to the tally with a left-footed finish set up by Flowers in the 48th minute.

The 55th minute was a flurry of activity. Oakley Harrison played a slide rule pass creating a clear chance, which Monteanu unfortunately sent high over the bar. A substitution followed immediately with Max Fuller replacing George Ireland. Fuller wasted no time making an impact, scoring with a left-footed finish from a short pass by Ethan Peachey. Fuller then hit the post with a subsequent attempt, showing his eagerness to add to the scoreline.

Moments later, Harrison provided a cross for Ireland to tap in from close range, rounding off a remarkable sequence of goals in quick succession. This goal brought the score to 10-0, a testament to Crowland Juniors’ relentless attacking pressure and clinical finishing.

Throughout the match, Olly Jenkins stood out as the player of the match, contributing multiple assists and a stunning goal, orchestrating much of Crowland’s attacking play. The team’s cohesive performance, combined with tactical discipline and individual brilliance, ensured a comprehensive victory over Peterborough Athletic Youth U14.