Pro Shottas U15 Spurs 3 vs 3 Whitehall

Pro Shottas U15 Spurs hosted Whitehall at the BFA Technical Center on 30 May 2026, with kick-off at 8:30am in a fiercely contested league neutral match. The full 70 minutes plus added time produced a pulsating 3-3 draw, showcasing attacking flair and defensive resilience from both sides.

Pro Shottas U15 Spurs lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation, deploying Christopher Palmer in goal. The back four consisted of Jaaziel Codogan at right back, Ben Hutton and Romario Mason as central defenders, and Elijah Jacob on the left. The double pivot in midfield featured Shamari Maynard and Zayne Galt tasked with breaking up play and distributing the ball. Ahead of them, the attacking midfield trio comprised Roshae Edwards on the right, Kaleb Catwell centrally, and Dylan Boucaud on the left, all supporting lone striker Kevio Bellamy. The substitutes named were Kaden Forde, Raiden Lee, Aries Payne, Cairo Noel-Gill, and Rocalico Welch.

The match burst into life early as Kevio Bellamy announced his intent with a composed solo goal in the 5th minute, expertly finishing with his right foot after weaving past defenders. Just four minutes later, Bellamy was again on the scoresheet, capitalising on a frantic goalmouth scramble to double the Spurs’ advantage and set the tone for an open encounter.

However, the game’s physicality soon came to the fore. Ben Hutton received a yellow card in the 19th minute for a bad tackle, signalling Whitehall’s growing aggression. The first substitution followed shortly after when Kaleb Catwell was forced off injured in the 24th minute, replaced by Kaden Forde to maintain the attacking impetus.

As the half progressed, Pro Shottas U15 Spurs maintained their lead until the 35th minute when the referee blew for half-time. The second half resumed with Whitehall applying increased pressure, and their persistence paid off with a goal in the 40th minute, cutting the deficit to 2-1.

The intensity escalated further when Shamari Maynard was booked in the 43rd minute for a bad tackle, reflecting the increasingly combative nature of midfield battles. Whitehall continued to press and found the net again in the 53rd minute to level the scores at 2-2.

Discipline remained an issue for Spurs as Kevio Bellamy was cautioned in the 56th minute for dissent, a frustration perhaps born from Whitehall’s mounting momentum. Tactical changes soon followed with Raiden Lee replacing Romario Mason in defence at the 58th minute mark, aiming to shore up the backline.

Whitehall then took the lead for the first time in the match with a goal in the 61st minute, putting Pro Shottas U15 Spurs on the back foot. Spurs responded decisively with a triple substitution in the 65th minute, bringing on Aries Payne, Cairo Noel-Gill, and Rocalico Welch for Kevio Bellamy, Shamari Maynard, and Roshae Edwards respectively, signalling a tactical shift to regain control.

The changes bore fruit as Aries Payne scored a crucial equaliser in the 70th minute, tapping in from close range following a precise cross from left back Elijah Jacob. This goal restored parity at 3-3 and ensured the match ended in a thrilling stalemate.

Throughout the encounter, Pro Shottas U15 Spurs demonstrated attacking verve and resilience despite disciplinary setbacks and injury disruptions. Whitehall’s spirited fightback and clinical finishing made for an enthralling contest that neither side could ultimately claim victory in. The 3-3 draw reflected the high tempo and competitive nature of the match at the BFA Technical Center.