Bromsgrove Sporting 0 vs 2 Bolehall Swifts - Match Report
Bolehall created the first chance of the game, inside the
opening ten minutes when Chris Sturridge-Parker attempted to chip, Sporting
keeper Jake Bedford from just outside the box, though his effort was high of
the target.
Sturridge-Parker had an opportunity to better his previous
long range effort in the 19th minute. Bedford rushed out of his box
to clear a long ball from Bolehall, his headed clearance fell straight to the
feet of Sturridge-Parker who struck the ball into an empty net from around the 25
yard mark from goal, giving Bolehall an early lead.
Possession was equal in the first half and despite some good
attacking play from Sporting they didn’t create any threatening attempts during
the first half. After the visitors got their goal inside the first twenty
minutes, they also didn’t push for a second before the half time break.
Bromsgrove Sporting emerged a better side after half time, a
team that looked like they could get that equaliser. Winger Will Tibbetts
latched on to a fantastic low cross, whipped in from the near touchline, but
his touch took the ball over the crossbar.
Ricardo Richards, who like Will Tibbetts got a hat-trick
last weekend for Bromsgrove, had a great chance to get an equaliser for the
Rouslers, eight minutes from the re-start. A high diagonal ball out from the
wing found Richards who brought the ball down inside the box, though effort should
have been better with his shot both high and wide of the goal.
Despite Bolehall looking the weaker side in the second half
they was able to capitalize on the two missed chances from Sporting, and extend
their lead. Bromsgrove’s defence switched off for a brief moment allowing a
through ball to put Bolehall’s Dave Yonwin clean through on goal, he then calmly
slide the ball under Bedford to give the away side a 2-0 lead.
Sporting didn’t let their heads drop and still produced some
good attacking play in the final stages of the match. Ricardo Richards was
unlucky to have not been awarded a penalty when he was pushed over in the box,
but referee Matthew Perry waved play on.
Bromsgrove’s finishing was far from what we saw last week
against Stafford, the aerial threat they have wasn’t utilised at all in this
game.
Sporting substitute, Snape had the final effort of the game,
he wriggled through a few tackles and found room to shoot at goal, but his shot
was hit straight at Bolehall keeper, McNulty.
The game finished 0-2 to Bolehall with the match being fairly
even, neither side created many chances and possession was split equally.
Bolehall made the most of the few chances they had and had Sporting done the same
then both sides could have easily left with a point each. This result ends a
four game unbeaten run in the league for Sporting, but if they want to
challenge for promotion this season then they need to get back to winning ways
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