Inter Ya Nan 3 vs 1 Tenpin Tuesdays

Inter Ya Nan hosted Tenpin Tuesdays at Fives Pavilion on 18 October 2026, with kick-off at 7:10pm in a 6-a-side league encounter. The match lasted 40 minutes plus added time, ending in a 3-1 victory for Inter Ya Nan after a spirited comeback following an early setback.

Inter Ya Nan lined up in a 2-1-2 formation, featuring Joe Lees in goal, with Harry Bucknall and Leyton Woloxall as the two central defenders. Louis Greenley initially occupied the central midfield role, tasked with linking defence and attack, while Ellis Wanty and Sam Walton operated as right and left forwards respectively, expected to provide width and goal threat. The substitutes available were Harry Biddulph and Jack Myatt.

The match began with an early flurry of activity as Inter Ya Nan made two swift substitutions in the second minute, bringing on Harry Biddulph for Louis Greenley and Jack Myatt for Ellis Wanty.

However, Tenpin Tuesdays capitalised immediately, scoring in the third minute to take an early lead. This early goal put Inter Ya Nan on the back foot, forcing them to respond quickly.

Inter Ya Nan made further changes in the 14th minute, reintroducing Louis Greenley for Sam Walton, which adjusted their midfield and attacking balance. Then, at the 20-minute mark, Ellis Wanty returned to the field replacing Leyton Woloxall in defence, signalling a tactical shift just before half-time.

The first half concluded at 20 minutes, with Tenpin Tuesdays still holding a 1-0 advantage. Inter Ya Nan’s tactical adjustments during the break appeared to pay dividends as the second half unfolded.

Just four minutes into the second half, Harry Bucknall equalised for Inter Ya Nan, finishing off a move expertly set up by Harry Biddulph. This goal marked a crucial turning point, lifting Inter Ya Nan’s spirits and setting the stage for a determined fightback.

Inter Ya Nan continued their momentum with Sam Walton’s incredible strike restoring the lead in the 28th minute, again assisted by Biddulph, whose influence in midfield was proving pivotal. Walton’s goal demonstrated his attacking prowess and justified his eventual recognition as player of the match.

Substitutions continued as Leyton Woloxall returned to the field at the 30-minute mark, replacing Ellis Wanty. But Tenpin Tuesdays would equalise just 1 minute later however the goal was disallowed as it hit the wheel.

Wanty would come back on again four minutes later due to an injury to Woloxall. These changes tested Inter Ya Nan’s squad depth but did not disrupt their rhythm.

In the 34th minute, Harry Biddulph scored his first goal of the evening, with an assist from Bucknall, extending Inter Ya Nan’s lead to 3-1. This goal effectively sealed the contest, showcasing the defensive duo’s ability to contribute offensively.

Inter Ya Nan’s comeback was built on tactical flexibility, effective substitutions, and key contributions from Bucknall, Biddulph, and Walton. Their resilience after conceding early was commendable, and the 2-2-1 mins formation allowed them to balance defensive solidity with attacking threat.

Sam Walton’s performance on the left flank earned him player of the match honours, reflecting his influence on the game and crucial goal. Meanwhile, Biddulph’s midfield presence and goal involvement were instrumental in turning the tide.

Ultimately, Inter Ya Nan secured a valuable home victory over Tenpin Tuesdays, demonstrating adaptability and determination in a tightly contested 6-a-side league fixture at Fives Pavilion.