JUNIOR RESULTS RECAP - CUP ROUND
U12’s vs Campbelltown (Away)
We started the game very confident and matched Campbelltown for the first 20minutes. For a moment, we could feel an upset on the cards and Campbelltown’s slight panic set in , unfortunately we let in 2 goals.
We kept going and everyone didn’t give up and we pulled back to 2-1 , we played a very good side who were well drilled and we were unable to go with them and sustain our efforts , great effort from the players and a great lesson on where we want to get to.
We bail out at 11-2 loss.
U13’s v Cove (Home)
The lads came out strong tonight from the first whistle.
Their intensity allowed us to go up early with a well taken free kick, and we very unlucky to not got in at the half 3 up.
We looked to put Cove to the sword in the second half and our tenacity was rewarded with a further two goals and we finished 3-0 up and booked a ticket to the quarters.
U15s vs Mt Barker (Home)
We dominated the game from start to finish but the opposition came with a plan to play a low block and counter attack with quick wingers. Against the run of play it was Mt Barker who opened the scoring with a worldie from outside the box. Despite all the possession it took a while to equalise. We managed another just before the break to go in 2-1 up. The second half we piled on another 8 to run away 10-1 winners and progress to the next round of the cup.
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Please join us in the clubroom after the First Team match on May 2nd for our Heritage Round!🚀
We’ve got JSJ Acoustics, a local band featuring brothers James, Scott, and Jake Nightingale, playing acoustic covers and originals from 6:00pm till late.
Don’t miss it! @jsj_acoustics 🥰
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Playford City are proud to begin a new annual tradition of wearing ANZAC strips for matches played on or around ANZAC Day.
“Lest We Forget”, the red poppy, the cross and solider are symbols of commemoration for those who lost their lives in service to our country.
In honour of the fallen, we will wear this strip with pride.
We also continued our tradition of the First Team attending the Dawn Service at the Elizabeth RSL.
Lest we forget.
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