Mile Oak Football Club travelled to Lindfield Common on 21 September 2025 for a league away fixture against Lindfield Juniors Rovers, kicking off promptly at 12:00pm. The visitors produced a stunning attacking display to secure an emphatic 11-2 victory in an 80-minute contest, leaving no doubt about their superiority on the day.
Mile Oak lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, deploying Archie Gunn in goal. The defensive line consisted of Charlie Morton at right back, Josh Boarer and Will Newton as central defenders, and Olle Webb on the left flank. In midfield, Herbie Woolin and Stan Churchyard operated as the two holding central midfielders, tasked with both shielding the defence and initiating attacks. Ahead of them, the three attacking midfielders were Harrison Franklin-Lester on the right, Alfie Brookes-Baker centrally, and Izac Woodward on the left, all expected to support the lone striker, Tyler West, who led the line. The substitutes named for Mile Oak were Pip Aspey, Charlie Montgomery, Jude Butler, Kingsley Roussel, Isaac Samagh, and Tyler Mugridge.
The match burst into life early on as Stan Churchyard opened the scoring in the 4th minute, setting the tone for Mile Oak’s relentless offensive pressure. Just three minutes later, Isaac Samagh doubled the lead, capitalising on an assist from Alfie Brookes-Baker to make it 2-0. Samagh was clearly in fine form, adding a second goal of his own in the 12th minute to extend the advantage to 3-0.
Mile Oak’s striker Tyler West then got in on the act, finishing off a well-crafted move with a goal in the 16th minute, assisted by left back Olle Webb. West’s influence continued as he scored a remarkable direct goal from a corner kick in the 23rd minute, a rare and spectacular feat that pushed Mile Oak’s lead to 5-0.He then went to complete his Hattrick on the 35th minute to make it 6-0.
Lindfield Juniors Rovers managed to pull one back in the 36th minute, offering a brief glimmer of hope, but Mile Oak’s dominance was unshaken. The first half concluded at the 40-minute mark with Mile Oak firmly in control.
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Lindfield Juniors Rovers struck again in the 42nd minute, narrowing the deficit to 5-2, but Mile Oak responded swiftly. Izac Woodward, back on the pitch, unleashed a stunning long-range strike in the 49th minute to restore the five-goal cushion.
Isaac Samagh continued his remarkable scoring spree with goals in the 54th and 62nd minutes, bringing his tally to five for the match. Alfie Brookes-Baker added to the tally in the 67th minute before being substituted by Tyler Mugridge three minutes later.
Mile Oak’s left back Olle Webb capped off the scoring in the 72nd minute, rounding off an extraordinary team performance with a goal of his own.
Isaac Samagh’s clinical finishing and overall impact earned him the player of the match accolade, a well-deserved recognition for his four-goal haul. Mile Oak’s comprehensive 11-2 victory at Lindfield Common was a statement of intent in the league, showcasing their attacking prowess and tactical discipline throughout the 80 minutes.
