Pro Shottas U15 Spurs 1 vs 1 Notre Dame U15

Pro Shottas U15 Spurs faced off against Notre Dame U15 in a league neutral fixture at the BFA Technical Center on 4 July 2026, with kick-off at 10:00am. The 70-minute contest ended in a 1-1 stalemate, a hard-fought draw that saw both sides share the spoils.

Pro Shottas U15 Spurs lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, aiming to balance defensive solidity with attacking creativity. Christopher Palmer guarded the goal, supported by a back four comprising Jaaziel Codogan at right back, Zayne Galt and Ben Hutton as central defenders, and Nikkeil Freeman on the left. In midfield, Raiden Lee and Shamari Maynard operated as the two holding central midfielders tasked with breaking up play and distributing the ball. Ahead of them, Aries Payne occupied the right attacking midfield role, Kaleb Catwell took the central attacking midfield position, and Roshae Edwards featured on the left flank. Leading the line was Kevio Bellamy as the lone striker, expected to spearhead the attack and convert chances. The substitutes named were Romario Mason, Elijah Jacob, and Dylan Boucaud.

The match began with Notre Dame U15 taking an early lead in the 16th minute, capitalising on a moment of defensive lapse from Pro Shottas. The visitors’ goal unsettled the home side, but Pro Shottas responded with determination. Just seven minutes later, Aries Payne restored parity with a stunning long-range strike from outside the box, expertly struck with his right foot, leaving the goalkeeper with no chance.

As the first half progressed, both teams sought to assert control, but neither could find a way past the opposing defence. The half-time whistle blew at 35 minutes, signalling a 1-1 scoreline that reflected the competitive nature of the encounter.

Shortly after the break, Pro Shottas were forced into two injury substitutions at the 40th minute mark. Romario Mason replaced left defender Nikkeil Freeman, while Elijah Jacob came on for central defender Ben Hutton. These changes disrupted the defensive shape somewhat, but the team remained resolute.

At the 45th minute, a tactical substitution saw Dylan Boucaud introduced for right attacking midfielder Aries Payne. This adjustment aimed to refresh the attacking impetus and perhaps alter the dynamic in the final stages.

Throughout the match, Raiden Lee stood out in central midfield, orchestrating play with composure and energy, earning him the player of the match accolade. His ability to break up opposition moves and initiate attacks was pivotal for Pro Shottas.

Despite sustained efforts from both sides, neither team could find a winning goal, resulting in a well-contested 1-1 draw. The match showcased the resilience and tactical awareness of Pro Shottas U15 Spurs against a determined Notre Dame U15 outfit.