Whitehall 0 vs 3 Pro Shottas Senior

Pro Shottas Senior travelled to Bridgefield Playing Field in St. Thomas on 25 February 2026 for their league away fixture against Whitehall, kicking off at 7:10pm. The visitors emerged emphatic 3-0 winners after a commanding display throughout the 90 minutes plus added time.

Deploying a 4-2-3-1 formation, Pro Shottas Senior set up with Nashton Browne in goal, protected by a back four of Nathan Blackman at right back, Robiniho Phillips and Romelle Burgess as central defenders, and Kobe Griffith on the left. The midfield double pivot featured Zavion Nurse and Shakir Harewood, tasked with both defensive cover and linking play. Ahead of them, the attacking trio consisted of Teondre Hinkson on the right wing, Ackeem Holder centrally as the attacking midfielder, and Shewayne Burke on the left. Leading the line was striker Xavier Webster, expected to spearhead the attack and convert chances. The substitutes named were Ishaem Ellis, Jenard Satney, Korey Reid, and Shavid Maynard.

From the outset, Pro Shottas Senior showed intent as Xavier Webster forced an early save in the opening minute. Barely a minute later, Shewayne Burke opened the scoring with a close-range finish using his right foot, expertly assisted by Zavion Nurse’s header. This early goal set the tone for the visitors’ dominance.

The match saw some early physicality, with Kobe Griffith committing a push foul in the seventh minute. However, Pro Shottas Senior quickly doubled their advantage in the ninth minute when Nathan Blackman delivered a precise cross from the right flank, allowing Teondre Hinkson to unleash a powerful long-range strike from outside the box that found the back of the net.

Xavier Webster continued to threaten, hitting the post with a close-range effort in the 20th minute and attempting another shot wide five minutes later. The midfield and defence were not without their disciplinary issues, as Ackeem Holder was penalised for a push in the 21st minute and later committed a holding foul in the 41st minute. Kobe Griffith also received a warning for a late tackle in the 27th minute.

The first half was punctuated by a series of fouls involving Pro Shottas players, including a push by Holder and obstruction by Burke just before the break. Robiniho Phillips was shown a yellow card for a bad tackle in the 35th minute, signalling the physical nature of the contest.

After the interval, the intensity remained high with fouls continuing to disrupt the flow. Xavier Webster was involved in multiple fouls for obstruction in the early stages of the second half, while Shewayne Burke had a shot saved in the 50th minute. The visitors’ discipline was tested further as Shakir Harewood was penalised for handball in the 64th minute and Zavion Nurse for a push in the 67th.

Pro Shottas Senior made their first substitution in the 72nd minute, with Ishaem Ellis replacing Shewayne Burke to freshen the attacking options. Shortly after, Nathan Blackman was penalised for obstruction in the 73rd minute. The visitors continued to control the match, despite further fouls from Ackeem Holder and a double yellow card incident in the 82nd minute involving Romelle Burgess and Robiniho Phillips for dissent.

Jenard Satney came on for Ackeem Holder in the 83rd minute, followed by Korey Reid replacing Teondre Hinkson five minutes later. Xavier Webster remained a constant threat, forcing a save in the 88th minute before being substituted off for Shavid Maynard in stoppage time.

The final goal came in the 90th minute when Zavion Nurse capitalised on an assist from Ishaem Ellis to seal a comprehensive 3-0 victory for Pro Shottas Senior. This late strike underscored the visitors’ control and clinical finishing throughout the match.

Pro Shottas Senior’s disciplined defensive structure, combined with incisive attacking play, ensured a comfortable win over Whitehall on their own turf. The 4-2-3-1 formation allowed them to dominate midfield battles and create numerous chances, with key contributions from Nurse, Blackman, and Hinkson. This result will boost their confidence as they continue their league campaign.