The first half saw Woodkirk dominate possession, creating several promising chances but failing to find the back of the net, with the scoreline remaining 0-0 at halftime. Their young squad displayed impressive composure and tactical awareness, effectively controlling the midfield and launching multiple attacks against a resolute Lepton defense.
As the second half commenced, Lepton Highlanders adopted a more physical approach, seeking to disrupt Woodkirk's rhythm and capitalise on any weaknesses.
However, Woodkirk's resilience shone through. The young players demonstrated remarkable character, standing firm against the pressure and maintaining their composure.
In the latter stages of the match, Woodkirk's persistence paid off. They found the breakthrough with two well-crafted goals, showcasing their attacking prowess and sealing a deserved victory. The final scoreline reflected their efforts and determination, leaving Woodkirk Valley with a hard-fought win.
It was Woodkirk's tactical discipline and resilience that ultimately led them to triumph in this exciting encounter.
Goals:
* Daniel Llugna ‘68 ‘82
Man of the Match: Alex Rose playing out of his preferred position had an outstanding performance and had key contributions to the team's success & Scott Morton who made three 1v1 saves, was in fine form to keep a clean sheet.