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Sport- Football: Tigers prevail in 11- goal thriller
Mid Norfolk
Youth League
Under 10
Shouldham 5
Terrington Tigers 6
A TREMENDOUS game saw Terrington snatch the three points against a resilient Shouldham outfit.
The Tigers got off to a flyer, converting three goals in the early stages of the game.
However, Shouldham pulled goals back, and the Tigers went in at half-time leading 4-3.
Terrington secured the win with goals from Bradley (4) and Luke (2).
Under 11
Terrington Tigers 2
Heacham 1
THOMAS scored in the first half for the home side and Charlie in the second, which sealed the victory despite a valiant effort from Heacham.
Under 12
Terrington Tigers 1
The Woottons 2
SOME controversial decisions shaped the outcome of the match between the top two in the division. The away side closed the gap to two points with this victory.
Alex in goal for Terrington was simply incredible, making a string of one-on-one saves to keep Woottons from scoring many more goals.
West Winch 2
Clenchwarton 0
THIS evenly-matched game looked as though it was going to finish goaless until the last seven minutes when West Winch scored two late goals.
Another fine goalkeeping performance came from Jake Johnson, while MoM was Ryan Whiley.
Under 9
Watlington 1 The Woottons 4
AFTER a slow start Woottons picked up the pace and Harry Carter opened the scoring with a neat volley.
Minutes later Lewis Bush fired Woottons’ second into the top corner.
The half-time score remained at 2-0 largely due to the tremendous efforts of Watlington’s keeper.
Woottons struggled to find their form again and sleepy defending allowed Rachel Skinner to score for Watlington.
Lewis Bush replied for Wootton soon after and Harry Carter’s shot found the back of the net to ensure all three points.
Wootton MoM: Harvey Morton.
Parent’s Player: Lewis Bush.
Terrington Tigers 0
Dersingham 6
THE Tigers had a tough game against a strong Dersingham side who are one of the top teams in the league.
The away side were dominant in all areas of the pitch, converting their chances efficiently. Stand out performers for the Tigers were Oli W and Ben, who gave their all in preventing Dersingham from adding to their tally.
Wimbotsham 1 Downham 1
WIMBOTSHAM scored just before half-time, with Downham claiming a draw through a Joe Taylor penalty.
Man-of-the-Match: Logan Jack-Elms.
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