Home league match played on 27 July 2025.
Kicked off at 11:00 AM

In a thrilling league encounter at Eldorado Park Extension 6 on 27 July 2025, DABOYSFC 17 BOYS secured a convincing 3-1 victory against Ipswitch Town FC. The match kicked off at 11:00 am, with a modest crowd of 50 fans witnessing an action-packed display of football.

DABOYSFC 17 BOYS lined up in a 4-1-2-3 formation, designed to balance defensive solidity with attacking flair. Justin Bowers took his place in goal, shielded by a back four consisting of Jaylin Nell on the right, Clinton Hornby and Jayden Moorkey as central defenders, and Linden Zacheus on the left. Kaylin Louw operated as a lone defensive midfielder, tasked with breaking up opposition play and distributing the ball effectively. Ahead of him, Zaidin Fisher and Luqmaan Van Schalkwyk occupied the right and left attacking midfield roles respectively, while Liam Scholtz, Cristiano Petersen, and Leonardo Malaza formed a dynamic front three, looking to exploit any defensive lapses from Ipswitch Town FC. The substitutes for the match included Keyon Fredericks, Aden Holland, and Casavin Booysens.

The match began with DABOYSFC 17 BOYS asserting their dominance early on. Just seven minutes in, Kaylin Louw showcased his set-piece prowess by striking a stunning direct free-kick from long range into the back of the net, giving his side a 1-0 lead. The goal set the tone for the match, energising the home side and leaving Ipswitch Town FC scrambling to respond.

Ipswitch Town FC struggled to find their rhythm, and their frustrations were compounded when they received a yellow card in the 19th minute, a sign of their mounting pressure. The visitors continued to falter, and their woes were further highlighted when another yellow card was issued to them in the 32nd minute, as they struggled to contain DABOYSFC's attacking threats.

DABOYSFC 17 BOYS doubled their lead in the 34th minute when Cristiano Petersen found the net with a well-placed shot from outside the area, assisted by a clever short pass from Jaylin Nell. The home side was now firmly in control, leading 2-0 as the first half approached its conclusion.

However, Ipswitch Town FC managed to pull one back just before half-time, scoring from inside the box in the 42nd minute. This goal provided a glimmer of hope for the visitors, as they went into the break trailing 2-1 putting DABOYSFC under heavy pressure.

The second half commenced with DABOYSFC making a tactical substitution, bringing on Keyon Fredericks for Luqmaan Van Schalkwyk in the 50th minute. This change aimed to maintain their attacking momentum while freshening up the midfield. Shortly after, in the 55th minute, Aden Holland replaced Linden Zacheus, and Casavin Booysens came on for Leonardo Malaza, further bolstering their attacking options.

As the match progressed, Cristiano Petersen received a yellow card in the 60th minute for a bad tackle, a moment that momentarily disrupted DABOYSFC's flow. Nevertheless, they remained resolute and continued to press forward. In the 68th minute, Casavin Booysens made an immediate impact by scoring a tap-in, courtesy of another assist from Jaylin Nell. This goal extended DABOYSFC's lead to 3-1, effectively sealing the match in their favour.

Ipswitch Town FC's frustrations boiled over once again in the 71st minute, as they received yet another yellow card for dissent, highlighting their inability to cope with the home side's relentless pressure.

As the final whistle blew, DABOYSFC 17 BOYS celebrated a well-deserved victory, with Clinton Hornby earning the accolade of Player of the Match for his commanding performance at the back. The win not only boosts DABOYSFC's league standing but also showcases their potential as a formidable force in the competition this season.

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