U 7's -
non league
| Manager | Steve Felstead | (m) 07967333246 |
| Ass Manager | Murray Hawken | |
| Admin Sec | ||
| Sponsors | ||
| Training | Tuesday | 6 - 7pm Indoors @ Carterton Community College Gymnasium (yellow roof) |
| Fixture dates | Home Team v Away Team |
| 1.3.08 | Yarnton v CFC U 7 |
| 23.2.08 | CFC U 7 v Tower Hill KO 10.30am |
U 8's - West Div - Blue
League
| Manager | Gary Wootton | Tel: contact Ann Callen see contacts page | |
| Ass Manager/Coach | David Hughes | Tel: 01993 867406 (m) 07967 121259 | |
| Admin Sec | |||
| Sponsors | |||
| Training | Wednesday 6 – 7 pm I | Indoors Carterton Community College | |
| Fixture dates | Home Team v Away Team |
| 5.1.08 | Charlbury Town Youth 2 v 0 CFC U 8 |
| 15.12.07 | Charlbury Town Youth 2 v 0 CFC U 8 |
| 24.11.07 | Bourton Rovers Youth 0 v 1 CFC U 8 |
| 17.11.07 | CFC U 8 2 v 0 Bampton Town |
| 10.11.07 | Wychwood 3 v 0 CFC u 8 |
| 3.11.07 | Hook Norton 0 v 1 CFC U 8 |
| 13.10.07 | CFC U 8 0 v 1 Charlbury Town Youth |
| 21.9.07 |
CFC U 8 1 v 2 Bourton Rovers Youth match report from W&DYL Web site….. (Friday evening) Carterton went in front with a Harry Davies penalty. Bourton equalized in the second half, end to end football. Both teams battling hard and could have been anyone's game. Both teams were tiring towards the end, could have been anyone's match to win. Unfortunately for Carterton, Bourton managed to score a second goal. Well done to both teams for an exciting and hardworking game of football |
| 15.9.07 | CFC U 8 v Wychwood - match postponed |
| 8.9.07 | Bampton Town 0 v 7 CFC U 8 |
U 9's - A League
| Manager | Iain Buchanan | (h) 01993 845454 (m) 07869102748 | |
| Ass Manager/Coach | Mark Godwin | ||
| Admin Sec | Sarah Godwin | ||
| Sponsors | |||
| Training | Wednesday 6 - 7pm | Carterton Astro Turf | |
| Fixture dates | Home Team v Away Team |
| 15.3.08 |
CFC U 9 0
v 1 Bampton Town match report by Iain Buchanan…..A great game of football at Monahan way saw a good Bampton side inflict only the second loss of the season on Carterton, a team needing a victory to keep any chance of winning the league alive. Some great goalkeeping by Bampton prevented shots from Dan Godwin and James Buchanan scoring in the first half. At the other end Billy King pulled off a fine save when the Bampton striker broke free in the second half. A hand ball outside the Carterton area presented Bampton with a shooting opportunity with seven minutes to go. Up stepped Ben Moss to hit an unstoppable free kick into the top corner. Carterton battled hard to get back onto the game but to no avail. Well done to Bampton who have produced two great performances against Carterton this season<hr>. |
| 9.2.08 | Brackley Town Saints v CFC U9 |
| 2.2.08 | CFC v Bourton Rovers Youth |
| 26.1.08 | Bloxham v CFC U 9 |
| 19.1.08 |
KO Cup
…..CFC U 9 0 v 5 Banbury Match
report by Iain Buchanan….. Once again the
pitches at Carterton beat the weather. As a result Banbury had to travel
for their reversed home game in the Knockout Cup. |
| 12.1.08 | Addenbury Juniors 0 v 1v CFC U 9 |
| 5.1.08 | CFC U9 4 v 4 Launton Boys |
| 15.12.07 | Grendon Rangers 1 v 1 CFC U 9 |
| 8.12.07 |
Ducklington 1 v 1 CFC U 9 Match report
from the W&DYFL Web site…..Ducklington
and Carterton met for the second time this season on a very wet and cold
morning. Both teams started well with Ducklington creating some good chances
during the first half. Ashley Harding was unlucky hitting the post and Jack
Booth shot wide. Carterton made their own chances and in the closing minutes
of the first half a 50/50 challenge on Neil Atkinson in goal for Ducklington
and a small pile up in the mud allowed the ball to spring out to the right
of the box and a lovely finish and some quick thinking from James Buchanan
made it one nil Carterton. |
| 1.12.07 | KO Cup…..Adderbury Town 0 v 0 CFC U 9 (AET 0-0) Pen 2 v 4 Giving CFC Win |
| 24.11.07 |
CFC U 9 4 v 0 Brackley Town Saints |
| 10.11.07 |
KO cup 1st
round…..WITNEY VIKINGS 0 v 6 CFC U9 Match report by Iain
Buchanan…..The first round of the cup saw Carterton travel away to Witney
Vikings. Carterton settled quickly and were ahead inside the first minute.
Tom Puddle crossed to James Buchanan who controlled the ball and turned to
fire past the keeper from just inside the box. Within five minute the
second goal was set up by James Buchanan. He harried the Witney defence on
the edge of their own box, stole the ball and crossed for Matt Dodd to
sprint in from the left and slide the ball into an empty net. Carterton
came close to their third with Aaron Cook heading just over from an in
swinging corner from Daniel Godwin. Witney pressed forward themselves but
the in form Billy King was solid in goal. |
| 3.11.07 |
CFC U 9 2 v 1 Bloxham
Match report by Iain Buchanan….. A sunny morning at Kilkenny
lane saw both teams quickly out of the blocks. After 5 minutes James
Buchanan broke into the box, George Capel saved his initial shot, but James
was quickly onto the loose ball and slid it into an empty net. Bloxham
forced a good save out of the in form Billy King, diving at the striker’s
feet. Carterton were soon looking for a second; James Buchanan again coming
close with a shot cleared off the line. Matt Dodd did manage to increase
the lead; he found himself in space on the edge of the box and drilled a
shot high into the net. Tom Puddle almost increased the lead further. He
took the ball around a defender but George Capel pushed his high shot onto
the bar; a good save |
| 13.10.07 |
Bampton
Town 0 v 2 CFC U 9 Match report by Iain Buchanan…..Considering the league positions this looked to be an easy game for Carterton. Unfortunately Bampton hadn’t read the script. Bampton got off to much the better start and held territorial advantage for most of the first half with Billy King in the Carterton goal called into regular action. Aaron Cook’s pace at the back was a saviour for Carterton against a very quick Bampton team. On one of Carterton’s good forays into the Bampton half a quick pass found James Buchanan on the right edge of the box. He took one touch, turning to strike the ball beyond the Bampton keeper into the top right hand corner of the net. Carterton were given a stern warning at half time and came out for the second half playing better football. From a throw in on the left side the ball was struck sweetly by man of the match Daniel Godwin. From outside the area the ball was just too high for the Bampton keeper and Carterton found themselves with a two goal cushion. Matt Dodd and Leo McLoughlin made way for Craig Foster and Shaheer Alam as Carterton looked to hold onto their lead. Bampton must count themselves unlucky not to have scored and must surely start winning matches soon considering their performance. Carterton were grateful to have won a game which they failed to dominate, but as they say, football’s a funny old game. |
| 6.10.07 | CFC U 9 0 v 0 Addenbury Juniors |
| 29.9.07 |
LAUNTON BOYS 0 v 4 CFC U 9 Match
report by Iain Buchanan…..Carterton’s first away match saw them start as
they finished against Grendon the week before. Launton were fielding a
slightly weaker side with the normally influential Zarius Edwards-Giraud out
through illness. Carterton were quick out of the blocks and had the early
pressure. Carterton won a throw on the right of midfield; Craig Foster was
told to “get in the game” by the coach, which he promptly did, latching on
the loose ball and racing from the half way line and confidently slotting
the ball past the advancing keeper. Carterton settled and soon James
Buchanan took the ball on the edge of the box. He beat two defenders and
slammed the ball home. The third came before half time when an in swinging
cross from the in form Daniel Godwin was deflected into the net by a Launton
defender. |
| 22.9.07 | CFC U 9 1 v 1 Grendon Rangers H |
| 15.9.07 |
CFC U 9 2 v
0 Ducklington Match
report from W&DYL Web site…..Carterton started the better of the two sides
and put some good early pressure on the Ducklington defence. Their hard work
was rewarded when they broke through for their first goal early on in the
game, scored by James Buchanan. Ducklington made a few decent moves after
that but found it difficult to get through Carterton's defence. Further
possession from Carterton was rewarded with their second goal just before
half time which was well taken by Aaron Cook. |
| 8.9.07 |
CFC U 9 0 v 2 Tower Hill
Match
report by Iain Buchanan…..The first league meeting for the two teams was not
the ideal choice for either manager as the opener to the season. However,
both teams started out well in what was a real end to end affair. Overall
Carterton just edged the first half, seeing two opportunities turned onto
the post with some good goalkeeping from an in-form Tower Hill keeper. |
U 9 Colts
- C League
| Manager | Andy Peatman | (m) 07815739220 | |
| Ass Manager/Coach | |||
| Admin Sec | |||
| Sponsors | Kaim Todner Solicitors. Tel 02073536660 | ||
| Training | Wednesday 6 - 7pm | Carterton Astro Turf | |
| Fixture dates | Home Team v Away Team |
| 9.2.08 | CFC U 9 Colts v Moreton Rangers |
| 2.2.08 | Marsh Gibbon v CFC U 9 Colts |
| 26.1.08 | CFC U 9 Colts v Kingston Colts |
| 5.1.08 |
CFC U 9
Colts 1 v 2 Yarnton Blues Match
report by Andy Peatman….. The first game of the New Year saw CFC Colts take
on Yarnton Blues in what was to prove a very entertaining game. The first
half kicked off at 12pm and both teams seemed equally matched. The Colts
midfield of Jai Smith, Charlie Jarrusso and Alex Evans (in his final game
for the Colts) were working hard and causing Yarnton problems. Yarntons’
No10 Hayden Hathaway and No 3 Lloyd Belcher both put in an outstanding
performance with some perfectly timed tackles. The game ebbed and flowed
with both teams creating chances and both keepers called in to action. On
the 12 minute mark the deadlock was broken when Charlie Jarrusso fired in a
stunning low ball for his first goal of the season. H/T 1-0 Colts. |
| 15.12.07 | Banbury United v CFC U 9 Colts …..match postponed |
| 8.12.07 |
CFC U 9
Colts 1 v 1v Banbury Town Youth Match
report by Andy Peatman…..Today saw
CFC Colts take on the league leaders Banbury Town Youth. The Colts Knew this
was going to be a hard game as BTY are unbeaten this season. The game kicked
off at 10.30 with the rain falling steadily. Both teams started well with
some fluid passing. BTY put some early pressure on the Colts, a shot saved
by the inform Brandon Peatman, was taken out of his hands and in the goal
mouth scramble BTY were unlucky not to have taken an early lead. Jordan
Williams was on hand to save the Colts with an inspired goal line clearance.
It wasn’t long before Colts returned the pressure, some excellent passing by
the Colts mid field (Jordan Clack, Charlie McEnnis and Jordan Williams) made
sure that the BTY had some work to do. The game was end to end stuff and the
back 3 of David Lowe, Rhys Long and Liam Barnes kept there shape well and
made some fine tackles. It was only a matter of time before the deadlock was
broken, and just before half time BTY took the lead with a well worked
corner and a cracking shot from outside of the area. H/T 0-1 |
| 1.12.07 | Wychwood v CFC U 9 Colts …..match postponed |
| 24.11.07 | Moreton Rangers 3 v 0 CFC U 9 Colts |
| 17.11.07 |
CFC U 9
Colts 2 v 0 Marsh Gibbon Match
report by Andy Peatman…..
Carterton Colts met Marsh Gibbon in what was
to be their first league win of the season. The first half kicked off at
10.30 and right from the start it was clear that it was going to be a hard
fought game. From the K/O Marsh Gibbon made their first attack of the game,
the defensive trio of Jai Smith, David Lowe and Charlie Jarrusso were
comfortable at the back and were able to stop it. Colts then broke back and
some fluid passing from Charlie McEnnis, Connor Harrison and Jordan Clack
set up Colts first attack of the game. Marsh Gibbons’ No 4 Harry Tutt and No
6 Cameron Wakeron defended well and were able to thwart the Colts. The first
half became a battle in the midfield area with both teams having periods of
possession and it was hard for either team to create any chances with both
defences playing so well. Marsh Gibbon had a couple of chances to open the
scoring with some well taken corners but Brandon Peatman in goal for the
Colts kept his defence tight. H/T 0 -0 |
| 10.11.07 |
Bampton 2 v 1 CFC U 9 Colts Match
report by Andy Peatman….An early KO at Bampton saw a first time meeting
between these two teams which proved to be a very exciting game. The Colts
came into this game as the under dogs but soon proved that they were up for
the challenge. After last weeks performance Liam Barnes was again moved into
an outfield position to take on the defensive duties along side David Lowe
and Rhys Long. Both teams were playing some very good football, with lots of
fluid passing and some great tackling. Bampton put Colts under some early
pressure but the defence was solid at the back. Colts midfield of Alex
Evans, Jordan Williams and Jordan Clack looked to be having the run of play
with some probing attacks and were rewarded for there efforts on the 8
minute mark. A quick thinking pass by David allowed Colts to break with
Jordan Clack running down the left wing, a look up and a neatly threaded
ball to Alex saw him hit a low shot under the diving Bampton Keeper into the
bottom left of the goal. The game was still a close run thing until Bampton
made a break down the right, Thomas Jones was allowed time to make a cross
come shot that dipped just over the head of the Colts keeper. H/T 1 – 1. |
| 3.11.07 |
Kingston 2
v 1 CFC Colts Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..The match
began well for both teams and was a closely fought contest between two
equally matched teams, but the breakthrough goal came in the 21st minute
with a quick build up from Kingston with Charlie Rowland with some brilliant
work down the left wing and firing a shot high into the top left corner of
the net. The Carterton defensive team of David Lowe, Leighvi Smith and
Mathew Jobling were working extremely hard with some outstanding defending
from Mathew Jobling who showed some nice touches and tough tackles, The
first half came to close but the game was still very well poised. |
| 6.10.07 |
Charlbury
Town Youth 0 v 0 CFC U 9 Colts Match report from W&DYL
Web site…..Another good day for a
game of football saw Charlbury take on Carterton Colts. The teams only
played against each other the week before so they both new what sort of game
was ahead. |
| 29.9.07 |
CFC U 9 Colts 1 v 3 Charlbury Town Match
report by Andy Peatman…..An early
start at Monahan Way saw CFC Colts take on Charlbury Town Youth. After a
narrow defeat last week the Colts were looking to take something from this
game. The game kicked off at 9.30 and looked to be evenly matched, but some
good movement by CTY had the Colts defence under some early pressure.
Matthew Jobling, Leighvi Smith and Jordan Clack were defending well and were
able to thwart most of what Charlbury threw at them. At the other end the
Colts midfield (Alex Evans, Charlie McEnnis and Charlie Jarrusso) were
passing well and could have scored but for the excellent Charlie Quarterman
in goal for Charlbury. At 12 minutes the game looked to be going to 0-0 at
half time when Charlbury, through some slick passing, fired in the opener
passed the diving Liam Barnes. The Colts were still reeling from the first
goal when Charlbury fired in a 2nd a minute later. The Colts
defence lost their shape and right on the stroke of half time Charlbury
slotted home a 3rd goal to almost certainly seal the 3 points. |
| 22.9.07 |
CFC U 9 Colts 1 v 2 Banbury United Match
report by Andy Peatman…..A first
league meeting for these two teams, which was to prove an entertaining game
from start to finish. United won the toss and took the kick off and straight
away made a good attacking run down the centre, some good defending by David
Lowe stopped United in there tracks and set the Colts off on a their first
attack of the morning. The United defence was equal to the challenge, and so
the game went on with both teams sharing periods of possession. 6 minutes in
saw United just take the edge over the Colts. A shot from what seemed an
impossible angle from the right wing had the Colts keeper, Managers and
spectators stunned as it flew into the top left corner. 0-1. Colts pushed on
from that and were looking to even things up; some quick passing by Jordan
Clack, Charlie McEnnis, Connor Harrison and Rhys Long had United on the back
foot, unfortunately this left us open at the back and United capitalised. A
break down the right wing again saw a shot from an impossible angle slip
under the Colts Cross bar. 0-2. A substitution was made on the
11 min mark, which saw Alex Evans come on for an injured Jordan. A quick
thinking pass by Connor to Alex saw him pass a defender to strike home a
lovely shot under the diving United keeper. 1-2. |
| 15.9.07 | Banbury Town Youth v CFC U 9 Colts…..match postponed |
| 8.9.07 |
CFC U 9
Colts 2 v 2v Wychwood Match report by Andy
Peatman…..The first game of the
season saw Carterton Colts at home to Wychwood. Liam Barnes made his debut
as Carterton's’ keeper allowing Brandon Peatman to move into a midfield
position. The first half kicked off at 11.20 and right from the whistle both
teams were eager to make their mark. The Colts were playing well and the
defensive partnership of David Lowe and Thomas Joynes ensured that the
Wychwood attacks were broken down. Brandon, Connor Harrison, Charlie McEnnis
and Matthew Jobling in midfield were equally up to the challenge, showing
great strength and some impressive tackling. Some great passing and link up
play saw Connor running at goal, only to be thwarted by a very impressive No
15 George Parker. Wychwoods’ Scott Joy and Ellie Larkin were looking
dangerous and some good passing runs caused the Colts some heart stopping
moments. Some fine saves from Liam kept the Colts in it. Just before half
time the deadlock was broken when Brandon played a great through ball to
Jordan Williams who took a magnificent first time cross to Charlie who
thumped the ball home. 1 – 0 Colts. |
U 10's - C League
| Manager | Bill Jenkins | (m) 07767238607 | |
| Ass Manager/Coach | Alan Adair Neil Gough |
(m)
07967736022
(m) 07974367819 |
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| Admin Sec | Rachel Jenkins | ||
| Sponsors | Hinton Sky Dive Centre, Hinton Airfield, Steane, Brackley, Northants NN13 5NS. Tel: 01295 812300. Fax: 01295 812400 www.skydive.co.uk | ||
| Robert Taylor Estates Agents Tel: 01993 840214/ 01993 843821 www.rightmove.co.uk | |||
| Mr Harry Watts, Dorris Watts Nursing Home | |||
| Training | Thursday 6 - 7pm | Carterton Astro Turf | |
| Fixture dates | Home Team v Away Team | |
| 26.4.08 |
U10s ‘C’ League Match: Eynsham Youth 0 V 2
Carterton FC
Carterton ‘C’ league Champions visited Eynsham Youth for the last game of
the season looking to finish on a high note and with Eynsham chasing a
possible 4th place finish. Carterton were well aware that they
would be in for a tough match, on a very hot glorious morning, and they
weren’t disappointed. Both teams settled quickly in to the game and
although Carterton had plenty of scoring opportunities in the first half
none of them was strong enough to really test the Eynsham goal keeper who
was in fine form. Eynsham had the best of the opportunities to score in the
first half when their striker broke free of the Carterton defence and struck
a great shot at the goal only to see the Carterton goal keeper Reiss Howard
parry the ball against the cross bar. |
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Back row L to R: Bill Jenkins, Jordon Haines, James Clark, Jake Haines,
Gareth Jenkins (Capt), Dylan Moyce, Ross De la Haye, Steven Coleman, Jason
Cobb.
Front Row L to R: Ben Cobb, Ryan Brooksbank, Michael McGugan, Jack
Blackburn, Reiss Howard, Mikey Pits, Paddy Collett.
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| 19.4.08 | KO Cup Final day | |
| 12.4.08 | Eynsham v CFC U 10 | |
| 5.4.08 | Bloxham v CFC U 10 | |
| 29.3.08 |
CFC U 10 3 v 2 Combe Junior Sport
…..match report by Bill Jenkins…..Even with the league won Carterton were fully aware that Coombe
would give them a competitive game today and they were not disappointed.
Both teams started very well, but it was Coombe that managed to get players
in behind the Carterton defence to open up the scoring after about 5 mins of
play with a well struck effort from Lewis Harris. Coombe were looking very
lively at this stage and Carterton had to up their game a gear to stay with
them. Carterton’s first goal came after 12 minutes with Carterton’s Gareth
Jenkins putting Jack Blackburn through into the box to drive home the
equaliser. Carterton scored their second goal 5 mins later with Jack
Blackburn receiving the ball in the Coombe goal area from a throw-in taken
on the right side which he managed to control and tap in for his second
goal. Carterton could have scored on a few other opportunities in the first
half with their fast breaks from the half-way line but they squandered their
chances each time right in front of goal by over running the ball. |
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| 15.3.08 |
Banbury United 1 v 5v CFC U 10
Match report by Bill Jenkins…..Carterton reproduced the form that helped
them to win this league in a thrilling encounter against a well organised
Banbury United team. Banbury started the better of the two sides and were
unlucky not to go ahead at the beginning putting in an early cross behind
the Carterton defence. Carterton scored their first goal after about 10
mins with Steven Coleman driving home a great corner from Gareth Jenkins.
This goal seemed to galvanise Carterton into action. Carterton’s second
goal was an excellent effort from Jack Blacburn taking the ball outside the
Banbury box and running out side the Banbury defenders to drive home from
just inside the Banbury goal area. Carterton’s third goal was also scored
by Jack Blacburn chipping the ball in over the goal keeper from the edge of
the goal area.> |
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| 8.3.08 | Premiership Football & Coaching Day Portsmouth. | |
| 1.3.08 | KO Cup Semi-Finals.....- Carterton v Deddington Colts. | |
| 23.2.08 |
Bicester Town
1 v 8 CFC U 10
Match report by Bill Jenkins…..Both teams started this game
equally well and it was Bicester Town that had the best opportunities to
score early on in the match. The first break through of the game came after
about 10 minutes with Carterton’s Jack Blackburn hustling his way pass the
Bicester Town defence to score the opening goal. It wasn’t long before
Bicester Town opened their account with a long range effort that went over
the head of the Carterton goalkeeper only to hit the left hand upright and
rebound out for Bicester to tap in for the equaliser. Carterton struck
straight back with their second goal which started from a counter attack
deep in their own half and finished with Gareth Jenkins on the left passing
to Stephen Coleman coming in off the right wing to drive home pass the
goalkeeper. Carterton's third goal followed on quite quickly with Gareth
Jenkins putting James Collett through to score just before the half time
whistle. |
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| 16.2.08 |
CFC U 10 4 v 0 Freeland Match
report by Bill Jenkins…..Carterton only required a single point from this
game to win the league on the back of their 16 league and cup matches
winning streak. It was Freeland though that started the better of the two
teams on a glorious bright fresh morning at Monahan Way. Carterton found
themselves bogged down in their half for the first 5 -10 minutes of the game
owing to Freeland’s stubborn resistance in midfield. Once Carterton
tightened up their play in midfield and started stringing passes together it
wasn't long before their centre forward Jack Blackburn found himself in
space on the receiving end of a passing move that started out of left
defence, switched to the right and finished with him driving into the
Freeland goal area to strike home firmly pass the Freeland goal keeper.
Jack Blackburn's 2nd goal came 5 minutes later in similar vain to
the first. |
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| 9.2.08 |
CFC U 10 1 v 0 Ducklington (reverse fixture) Match
report by Bill Jenkins.....Carterton
went into this match with 3 of their regular first team players missing on
the back of a 15 match winning run. Another win would virtually guarantee
them the league championship given their high goal difference. Ducklington
on the other hand are still fighting for second place and need all the
points they can muster from their last 5 games in order to gain promotion to
the B league. |
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| 2.2.08 | Deddington Colts Cougars v CFC U 10 | |
| 26.1.08 |
KO Cup .....CFC U 10 2 v 0 Banbury United Match
report by Bill Jenkins .....Carterton
went into this game looking to maintain their undefeated record for the
season and to secure a place in the semi-finals of the Cup (one place
further than they managed last year). Banbury United were also looking to
continue their five match undefeated run and claim a place for themselves in
the semi-finals of the Cup. Consequently with both teams in good form this
game had all the ingredients for an entertaining Cup match.
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| 19.1.08 |
CFC U 10 4 v 0 Tower Hill Stars Match
report by Bill Jenkins…..Carterton
maintained their unbeaten winning streak in this local derby match.
Carterton started fast and furious with the advantage of a strong wind
behind them almost scoring in the first minute of the game with an attacking
move down the middle that finished with the ball bouncing dangerously across
the Tower Hill Goal mouth. The first Carterton goal came after about five
minutes following some good interplay down the right that finished with the
ball deflecting off a defender from a Steven Coleman shot from inside the
goal area. Carterton’s second goal came half way through the first half
when Gareth Jenkins made a timely pass for James Morgan to run onto and
strike home sweetly pass the goal keeper. Tower Hill had a couple of
opportunities to score in the first half; the best one coming from an
attacking move down the left after their centre forward was put through
behind the Carterton defence. Fortunately for Carterton their goal keeper
Reiss Howard was equal to a fine shot from the edge of the goal area
plucking the ball out of the air. Carterton’s third goal was scored a minute
before half time by Gareth Jenkins following some fine interplay with James
Morgan and Jack Blacburn. Gareth struck the ball hard and low at the goal
from the left side of the goal area, unfortunately for the Tower Hill goal
keeper the ball deflected pass him off a defender onto the left upright and
into the goal. |
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| 12.1.08 | Bloxham v CFC U 10 | |
| 5.1.08 | CFC U 10 v Bicester Town Colts Stars | |
| 15.12.07 | CFC U 10 v Banbury United | |
| 9.12.07 |
Cup Match
U10s:
Bampton Town 2 v 2 Carterton FC (Carterton Won 3 v 0
Penalties)…… Match
report by Bill Jenkins. This Cup match was always going to be
something of a local Derby between two teams that are both capable of
playing exciting football and true to form even the cold and wet conditions
could not prevent this match from living up to its expectations. |
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| 3.12.07 | Combe Junior Sports v CFC U 10 | |
| 1.12.07 | Eynsham Youth v CFC U 10 | |
| 24.11.07 | Ducklington v CFC U 10 | |
| 17.11.07 |
Cup Match U10s:
Carterton 12 (Twelve) v 0 Moreton Ranger Match report by Bill Jenkins…..Goals came thick and fast for Carterton (‘C’ League) in this cup match against Moreton Rangers whom are currently 2nd in the ‘D’ league. In the end the goals were too numerous to mention individually. Carterton scored 6 goals in each half for a grand total of 12 goals at the finish. The main aim for Carterton in this game was to concentrate on playing passing football and not to get carried away as a bunch of individuals; to their credit they kept the football going well through-out the game. Moreton’s goal keeper had his work cut out and to his credit pulled off some fine saves. The top scorer for Carterton was Jack Blackburn with 5 goals, next was Carterton’s Man of the Match Steven Coleman with a hat-trick and lastly was Gareth Jenkins and Capt James Morgan with a pair each. A fine morning’s football for Carterton whom managed to vary their play scoring from a mixture of corners, free-kicks and open interplay. Moreton Rangers deserve a mention for their continued commitment and running through-out the game. |
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| 10.11.07 |
CFC U 10 3 v 1 Deddington Colts Cougars
Match
report by Bill Jenkins…..This
was a very important league match for both teams that have displayed a lot
of good form at the top of the division. Carterton got off to a flying
start through a well worked goal that started from the kick-off. Carterton
defender Ben Cobb struck the ball down the middle for Jack Blackburn to win
the challenge and drive on in to the Deddington goal area and pass the ball
across the goal mouth for Carterton’s Gareth Jenkins to slide home in the
corner. Deddington worked hard to get back into the game and were rewarded
with a goal after 9 minutes when there centre forward Jack Barberry scored
with a header from a corner taken from the left. Carterton had to work
extremely hard to win the mid-field battle and were rewarded with a break
away goal that was very well executed 3 min before half time by Jack
Blackburn. Carterton struck again 1 min before half time with a well taken
goal by Jack Blackburn finishing off some great interplay. |
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| 3.11.07 |
Combe Juniior
Sports 1 v 6 CFC U 10
Match
report by Bill Jenkins…..This match was for top place in the Div. Both
Combe and Carterton had won all of their first 5 league matches of the
season, with Combe having the better goal difference. The match didn’t
disappoint and although it was Carterton that made most of the running in
the first half putting Combe defence under a great deal of pressure, it was
Combe that scored first ¾ of the way through the first half through a well
struck shot out side the Carterton goal area that sailed over the head of
the goal keeper. That goal was against the run of play and Carterton struck
back minutes later through a well worked goal that started down the right
and finished with James Morgan striking the ball home inside the goal area
to complete the move. The first half finished shortly after all even a
goal each. |
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| 14.10.07 |
CFC U 10 3 v 0
Tower Hill All Stars
Match report by Bill Jenkins…..Carterton (top of the table)
were looking for their 6th consecutive in this game against
bottom of the league Tower Hill All Stars who had just recently notched up
their first league win and found some improved form. Carterton started the
match extremely well and almost scored in the first minute of the game
through a great passing move up the middle of the pitch. Carterton
dominated the first half and had many chances at goal by Jack Blackburn
either saved or deflected by a packed Tower Hill all Stars goal area. The
break through and relief came just before half time through an attack that
started on the left with Steven Coleman throwing the ball in to an unmarked
Ben Cobb who promptly dispatched the ball into the Tower Hill goal area for
Jack Blackburn to smartly finish off. |
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| 6.10.07 |
CFC U 10 3 v 1 Bloxham Match
report by Bill Jenkings…..Both
teams started well however Bloxham had Carterton under pressure for a period
and would have scored half way through the first half but for a great diving
save by goalkeeper Reiss Howard. Most of Carterton’s opportunities in the
first half came from counter attacks through Jack Blackburn who had a number
of good chances saved by Bloxham’s goal keeper William Adams. |
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| 29.9.07 |
U10 Cup Match: Carterton 4 v 0 Wychwood Both teams started well making good use of the ball, but slowly Carterton began to dominate the midfield and push forward. Carterton had a number of chances in the first half but it wasn’t until about the fifteenth minute that they got the break through they deserved. Jack Blackburn scored the first goal with a well taken shot inside the Wychwood goal mouth after some very good interplay. The second goal followed shortly afterwards from a move that began down the right side and finished with James Morgan striking the ball fiercely across the Wychwood goal mouth. Carterton started the second half 2 goals up and were now dominating the game. Gareth Jenkins scored the third goal for Carterton after a number of previous efforts had gone wide of the goal. Gareth made a strong run into the Wychwood goal area from the left side and fired the ball home low and hard. Carterton fourth goal was probably their best. The ball was moved down the right side to Steven Coleman to fire over the perfect cross for Jack Blackburn to strike home. Jack Blackburn was unlucky not to score his first hat trick for Carterton but for a great save from Wychwood’s goal keeper Matthew Cradock who parried a tremendous shot over the bar for a corner. This was a good win for Carterton beating a team from the ‘B’ League. Carterton’s Ben Cobb deserved a mention for some hard work and great tackling in defence, but Carterton’s Man of the Match was Jack Blackburn for working hard upfront and scoring some great goals. |
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CFC U 10 2
v 1 Banbury United Match report by Bill Jenkins…..Carterton started the stronger of the two teams winning the mid-field contest and pressing the Banbury defence. Carterton moved the ball very well and Carterton’s centre forward Jack Blackburn came very close to scoring midway through the first half after a driving run that finished with him hitting the right up-right. Carterton’s James Morgan was the first to score at about the fifteen minute mark from just inside the Banbury goal mouth after some great inter-passing. Banbury had some good counter attacks in the first half but the Carterton defence managed to break down their attacks and Carterton’s Goalie didn’t have an awful lot to do in the first half. Carterton turned around a goal up from the first half but were slow to start in the second half and Banbury who always looked like they could be dangerous put Carterton under pressure in the goal mouth. Consequently Banbury took advantage of Carterton’s inability to clear the ball after a couple of attempts to do so and Banbury’s Jacob Tuckey poked the ball home to level the score. Carterton managed to work their way back into the game and midway through the second half it was Carterton’s Jack Blackburn that struck the winning goal across the Banbury goalmouth after another piece of positive passing. Banbury came on strong for the remainder of the game but Carterton managed to hold on to their goal advantage up to the final whistle. Carterton’s Steven Coleman deserved a mention for some great running, passing and tackling down the right side, but Carterton’s Man of the Match was defender Jake Haines for a good display of timely tackling and hard graft on the right-side. |
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| 15.9.07 |
Freeland FC 1 v 3 CFC U 10 Match
report by Bill Jenkins…..Both teams started the game well and it was
Freeland that scored the first goal after 5 minutes following some rare
slack marking by Careterton’s defence. Joshua Millington received the ball
wide on the left and struck a perfect shot high over everyone’s head into
the back of the net. That goal proved to be the perfect wake-up call for
Carterton who proceeded to inject some urgency into their game. Carterton’s
Capt James Morgan scored the next goal some minutes later from inside the
Freeland goal area following up some good passing and tackling by
Carterton. Carterton continued to dominate the mid-field and move the ball
wide with speed and it was Jack Blackburn that scored Carterton’s second
goal with a well struck shot from close range across the Freeland goal
mouth. Freeland were under pressure now and Carterton would have increased
their lead further if their goalkeeper Alex Millington hadn’t pulled off a
great save parrying a shot from Carterton’s Gareth Jenkins over the bar for
a corner. Carterton were solid in both defence and attack, and subsequently
it was James Morgan that once again won the ball in mid field and drove into
the Freeland goal area to score his second and Carterton’s third goal of the
first half. |
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| 8.9.07 |
CFC U 10 4
v 0 Eynsham Youth Match report by Bill Jenkins…..Carterton dominated the first half but failed to score owing to a stubborn Eynsham defence. Eynsham looked dangerous on the counter however Carterton’s defence of Haines, Cobb and Morgan looked sharp and were quick to the task. Carterton scored early on in the second half through a well taken shot through Gareth Jenkins close to goal on the left after some good passing movement down the right-hand side. This goal spurred on Eynsham‘s performance and Carterton were under pressure for a period. That pressure was eased totally after Gareth Jenkins scored a second goal not too dissimilar to the first. Carterton then went on to dominate the game scoring a third and fourth goal through James Morgan and Man of the Match Steven Coleman. Overall Carterton put in a very good team performance that displayed some excellent quick passing movement and some hard defensive work. A great start to the season for Carterton |
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U 10 Colts - A League
| Manager | John Herbert | (h) 01993 845573 (m) 07891529384 | |
| Ass Manager | Matt Herbert | (h) 01993 845573 | |
| Admin Sec | |||
| Sponsors | C.D. Electrical, Tel/Fax 01993 844586 | ||
| Herritage Roofing company – Tel/Fax 01993 844328 | |||
| Training | Tuesday 6 - 7pm | Carterton Astro Turf | |
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Fixture
dates |
Home Team v Away Team |
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16.2.08 |
CFC U 10 1 v 5 Bourton Rovers Youth
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9.2.08 |
CFC I 10 Colts v Banbury Town Saints |
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2.2.08 |
CFC U 10 Colts v Bourton Rovers Youth |
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26.1.08 |
KO Cup 3rd Round…..CFC U 10 Colts 2 v 3 Deddington
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19.1.08 |
CFC U 10 Colts 1 v 4 Banbury Town Youth
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12.1.08 |
Bampton Town 0 v 3 CFC U 10 Colts
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5.1.08 |
CFC U 10 Colts 0 v 2 Garden City
Colts manager then made couple of substitutions. Sam Jarvis and Lewis Smith, made way for Bradley Allen and Mahir Allan, hopefully this would be the winning formula the Colts needed. And for a while it seemed to work. Lewis and Mahir produced some good link up play in midfield that allowed Josh Herbert to take a shot, but again the ball went over the crossbar. Then on 17 minutes Garden City got the winning goal to seal the victory. The last couple of plays came to Colts, who suddenly decided to start playing to win. The first chance fell to Thomas Harvey, who was put through on goal by some good play from Mahir. Thomas, who normally takes these chances well, managed to pull his shot wide. Next was Colts’ best play of the match, which linked up Jack Davies to Mahir back to Jack Davies who struck a good shot on target, and the City. |
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15.12.07 |
CFC U 10 Colts 1 v 1 Deddington Colts
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8.12.07 |
KO Cup 2nd Round…..CFC U 10 Colts 2 v 0 Charlton & District
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1.12.07 |
Tower Hill 2 v 0 CFC U 10 Colts
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24.11.07 |
Brackley Town 3 v 1 CFC U 10 Colts
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17.11.07 |
KO Cup ….. Bardwell 0 v 7 Carterton Colts
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10.11.07 |
Bourton Rovers 0 v 1 Carterton Colts U10's
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3.11.07 |
CFC U 10 Colts 4 v 2
Bicester Town Colts
Match report
by Craig Harvey…..Today’s football match saw Carterton Colts hosting Bicester in their 2nd
home match of the season. A lovely warm November morning greeted the
parents and players, who despite their teams current run of bad form, were
quietly optimistic about today’s match. Starting line up consisted of Sam
Baldwin as goalkeeper, Jack Cameron and Josh Knibbs in defence and making
up the midfield was Jack Davies, Josh Herbert and Thomas Harvey. Mahir
Alam was Colts lone striker. |
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13.10.07 |
Banbury Town Youth 3 v 0 CFC U 10 Colts
Colts
got the match underway and both teams started brightly, with some good
attacking play. The 1st opportunity fell to Banbury who on 3
minutes forced a corner that was whipped in from the left. Thomas Harvey
headed the ball out but it fell to another Banbury player who shoots and
would have scored but Sam Baldwin, who was alert to the danger, saves the
shot. Both teams continued some good passing football, then on 5 minutes
Banbury create a break up the left and as the ball were crossed in, or
maybe it was a shot it was hard to decide, it sneaked passed Sam Baldwin’s
left hand post and 1-0 to Banbury. From here most of the match was hard
battling as both teams struggled to get on top of their opponents. Neither
team really got control nor although Colts pushed hard they could not seem
to create a clear chance to force the equaliser. The half ended with
Banbury a goal to the good. |
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6.10.07 |
CFC U 10 Colts 0 v 2
Bampton Town
Match report by Craig Harvey…..Our 1st home
match of the season beckoned on a cold and grey morning, Bampton Town were
to be our opponents today. Colts team remained unchanged for the 4th
week in a row and the boys were in a buoyant mood. Colts were to get the
match underway and straight from the kick off put Bampton on the back
foot. Within the 1st minute Jack Davies got the ball back from
a throw in and crossed the ball from the right. Thomas Harvey, waiting at
the far post, headed towards goal but the ball went narrowly wide. From
here Colts exerted almost constant pressure on Bampton and had several
chances on goal. Lewis Smith found himself clear on goal, but
unfortunately shot wide of the post. Then Thomas Harvey and Lewis Smith
found themselves in a goalmouth scramble but again the ball went wide.
This seemed to be a theme of, not only this game but also the season so
far, creating good opportunities but being unable to convert their
chances. After 15 minutes disaster struck for Carterton, from a throw in
for Bampton a momentary lack of concentration in Colt’s midfield and
defence resulted in the ball breaking to Bampton’s no.7 who neatly put the
ball past goalkeeper, Sam Baldwin. Half time and Bampton were a goal to
the good.
2nd half kicked off and again the story was the
same as the 1st half, with Colts having much of the possession
and territory but goals seemed impossible to come by. Although you could
not fault the effort the Colt’s lads were putting in and the pressure they
were putting on their opponents they could not find a way to break down
Bampton’s defence, who put in a solid performance today. Then on 6 minutes
from the throw in the ball came clear to Bampton and an unfortunate error
in the Colt’s defence allowed Bampton to score again. Colts made a
substitute; Lewis Smith came off to make way for Mahir Alam, who has been
in good form recently. However, even with the change of striker, Carterton
could not do much to change the outcome of the game and it ended 2 – 0 to
Bampton Town.
Carterton’s Man of the Match was Josh Herbert for battling
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29.9.07 |
Garden City 2 v 0 CFC U 10 Colts
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22.9.07 |
Deddington Colts 1 v 1 CFC U 10 Colts
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15.9.07 |
Charlton & District 1 v 0 CFC U 10 Colts
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8.9.07 |
CFC U 10 Colts 1 v 0 Tower Hill
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U 11's - B League
| Manager | Steve Wright | (m) 07823777971 | |
| Ass Manager/Coach | Neil Godfrey | (m) 07885488346 | |
| Admin Sec | Tina Partlett | ||
| Sponsors | Kit - Westlake Roofing Tel/Fax 01993 771950 | ||
| Jackets D N Scaffolding Tel/Fax 01993 880493 | |||
| Training | Tuesday 6 - 7pm | Carterton Astro Turf | |
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Fixture dates |
Home
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CFC U 11 v Witney Vikings Youth <hr> |
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CFC U 11 8 v 1 Bardwell
match report by Neil Godfrey.
With both teams
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2.4.08 |
CFC U 11 v Combe Junior Sports |
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29.3.08 |
Hook Norton v CFC U 11 |
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15.3.08 |
CFC U 11 v Eynsham Youth |
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8.3.08 |
Combe Junior 2 v 1 CFC U 11 Match
report by Steve Wright…..After a disappointing couple of weeks, we came up
against the free scoring Combe side who have only conceded 8 goals in 16
games this season. On a superb pitch and with an excellent league appointed
referee and honest linesmen, we kicked off with a changed line up compared
to normal and it was proving to be very successful for the early periods.
Although Combe had the vast amount of possession, they were achieving very
little and it was Carterton that nearly broke the deadlock when Tiago Lopes'
scuffed shot brushed the post. |
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1.3.08 |
CFC U 11 1 v 5 chipping
Norton Town Swifts Match
report by Steve Wright…..Football is a game of two halves and oh how
different they can be. When we played Chippie away from home, it was 0 v 0
at half time and for most of the second half, before we got hammered 5 v 0.
Today it was very similar, when we went in at half time level at 1 v 1.
With the wind behind us we started well and had the majority of the
possession, but Chippies keeper has a good set of hands and we were finding
it hard to beat him. As the half progressed, Chippie came back in to the
game and a speculative ball over the top was met well by there pacey striker
who finished well to take the lead. We kept going and were knocking on the
door, but just couldn't get that clear break, until and bad tackle on Karl
Smith, saw us rewarded with a free kick out wide and some 25 yards from
goal. Up stepped Danny Bott to float over a great ball that beat there
keeper to make it 1 v 1. Right on the stroke of half time we had our best
move of the match, with a neat inter-change of passes down the left,
between Bradley Wright and Danny Bott, which saw a peach of a cross that Ben
Wright met on the volley only for Chippies keeper to pull off a superb
save. |
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23.2.08 |
Chasewell Park 2 v 3 CFC U
11 Match report by Steve Wright…..After the disappointment of last week, we ventured over to Banbury with the bear eleven and much weakened team to take on the hardworking Chasewell Park. A very blustery morning saw us kick off with the wind behind us and the advantage of playing down the slope. It all looked very positive when an early Rory O'Neil strike rattled the bar and a Tiago Lopes shot went just wide moments later. With their first venture up field though, Chasewell took the lead with their pacey winger making a great run and finishing with a superb chip over the advancing Chris MacDonald who had no chance. We piled on the pressure though and just moments later we were awarded a penalty for a very cynical challenge on Danny Bott. He lifted himself off the floor and his ever reliable shooting boots failed him for once as he put his effort wide. We never gave up though and were rewarded moments later when a great run and shot after a neat pass by Will Partlett saw Rory O'Neil get his name on the score sheet. It was all Carterton at this point and with our very next attack another awful challenge in the box saw Danny Bott bury the resulting penalty. The wind was playing a major part in the game now and Chasewell were finding it hard to get in our half as we piled forward in search of a third. It wasn't to long in coming either, when a sweet in-swinging free kick from Danny Bott was poked in by Bradley Wright before it crossed the line. This was just the lead we needed as the half time whistle blew, because the wind had picked up to gale force by the time the second half began. It really was heavy going for the lads now and the weather was playing a massive part in the game. Chasewell battled well and were rewarded with a great goal from a corner as they pushed us back for most of the second period. We had a few good chances in the second half, with both Rory & Danny having good opportunities, but with a wind as strong as this it was real hard going for us playing up hill and in to it. We hung on at the end to claim all three points, but this was a close encounter and one we just about did enough to win. Well done boys. |
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16.2.08 |
CFC U 11 2 v 3 CFC U 11
Colts Match
report by Steve Wright…..Our local derby on a frosty morning at Monahan Way
proved to be as explosive as our previous encounter when a poor refereeing
robbed us of all three points. The same can not be said this time as Danny
McDonough had the whistle and did a sterling job. That aside, we started the
brighter and had Colts on the back foot from the off. Several times their
keeper was at 'sixes and sevens' and only solid defending in front of him
kept us out, in particular their Captain who kept us at bay all day with a
superb performance. It wasn't long though before Colts had their
first chance and a cracking shot from the edge of the box, came back off the
bar only for Chris MacDonald to spill it and Will Hayes slot the ball in the
back of the net. Again Carterton FC continued to play the better football
and a great ball from Jeremy Kirby split the tight Colts defence, Ben
Wright delivered a great cross which Danny Bott hit at the Colts keeper who
was all over the shop and the ball bounced out for Bradley Wright to slot
home for his first of the season. As the players celebrated and were back
in position for the re-start, an amazing off-side decision was given about a
minute later and the goal disallowed. Where the linesman (or was it his Dad
?) got the decision from, we will never know, but it was a very peculiar
decision that the cynics amongst found hard to stomach !! Moments later it
got even worse, when Daniel Frost broke free and finished well to extended
the Colts lead. We continued to work hard though and the dogged defence
of the Colts were holding tight, but a great through ball from Karl Smith
saw Ben Wright finish clinically for us to go in 2 v 1 down at half-time. |
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9.2.08 |
KO Cup 4th round
…..Tower Hill 7 v 2 Cfc U 11
Match report by Steve Wright…..Carterton
U11's KO Cup run, came to a very abrupt end this morning against a strong
'A' League team in Tower Hill. |
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2.2.08 |
Bicester Town Colts 5 v 2v
CFC U 11 Match
report by Steve Wright….On a freezing cold morning on a frosty playing
surface, a very strong Bicester Colts team who beat the league leaders
Deddington last time out, proved once again that they are a very hard
working side who ran out worthy winners in this game. |
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26.1.08 |
KO cup 3rd Rd…..Marsh
Gibbon 2 v 4 CFC U 11 Match
report by Steve Wright…..A long drive for this away fixture in the 3rd Round
of the KO Cup saw us drawn against Marsh Gibbon. On a blustery morning, in
glorious sunshine, we kicked off in to the wind and immediately found the
going very tuff against a very competitive opposition on this small pitch
which hampered our style of play. We also had a re-jigged set-up which
didn't help, as we were without the influential Andy Rhodes & Will Parsons
at the back, who both were unavailable for this Cup clash. |
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19.1.08 |
CFC U 11 1 v 1 Eynsham Match
report by Steve Wright…..On a great pitch considering the recent weather,
Carterton blew their chance to close the gap on the 'top teams' in the
league by under performing against lowly Eynsham. |
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12.1.08 |
CFC U 11 v Deddington Colts<hr> |
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5.1.08 |
Wychwood 1 v 9 CFC U 11 Match report by Steve Wright…..After the long festive break, Carterton U11's hit back in spectacular fashion against lowly Wychwood on a boggy pitch this morning. Within the first minute we took the lead with Rory O'Neil breaking free to finish clinically whilst one on one with the Wychwood keeper. The tempo was set and some more good inter-play saw us extend our leaded soon after with Tiago Lopes tapping in after a neat pass and move down the right wing. With Wychwood just unable to break us down at the back, we piled forward in numbers grabbing three more goals before the break, the pick of which was a cracking effort from Karl Smith from 18 yards. Changes were made in the first half allowing Josh Lee and Will Partlett an extended run out and they did themselves proud, Will just missing with a neat header early in the second half and the returning Josh working tirelessly up and down the left flank. The goals continued to flow in the second half though, with Rory O'Neil eventually grabbing four, Danny Bott two, Karl Smith two and Tiago Lopes one. We conceded a late goal for the match to finish 9 v 1, but had our finishing been more clinical, this really could have been a cricket score. Well done lads. |
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15.12.07 |
Bampton Town 2 v 10 Carterton
Match report by Steve Wright…..Oh
what a difference a week makes !!!!! On a chilly morning on a great pitch
for this time of year in Bampton, a weakened Carterton team with the bare 11
players, really turned on the style to blow Bampton away. The boys new they
owed us a performance and they came out of the blocks well today. The first
five minutes was all Carterton pressure and a rash tackle in the Bampton box
saw Danny Bott step up to clinically finish from the spot. Moments later
the electric pace of Rory O'Neil skinned the Bampton back four then he beat
the advancing keeper and tapped in from two yards. We were playing some
lovely passing football and were dominating the game, but credit to Bampton,
with their first real attack they scored. At 2 v 1, we sat back and allowed
Bampton to play, until we regained our shape and started passing again. Our
re-jigged line up found Danny Bott in midfield for this match and it was his
lovely through ball in to Tiago Lopes that had the Bampton defence stretched
and a cynical foul bought our second penalty and 'Bottys' second
goal. Right on the stroke of half time we grabbed another with a great turn
and finish by Rory O'Neil to go in 4 v 1 up. |
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8.12.07 |
CFC U 11 1 v 4Hook Norton Match report by Steve Wright…..On an atrocious days weather at Monahan Way, Carterton U11's got hit very early by an ever improving Hook Norton side who are moving up the league well. Hooky are a very one dimensional team who play to the strengths of their big and strong centre forward and we were punished within the first minute when he jumped free in the box to bury a glorious header in to the roof of the net. Within a matter minutes he was free in the box and an mis-timed challenge by Tiago Lopes conceded a penalty. A thunderous shot from the spot gave Chris MacDonald in the Carterton net no chance and we were now 2 v 0 down with less than five minutes on the clock. It was now pouring down with rain, freezing cold and an awful biting wind blowing and the lads were finding it hard to get motivated. We huffed and we puffed, chipping away at the Hooky defence, without really testing their keeper. We had the lions share of possession but just couldn't pull that all important goal back. The second half began very much as the first had, with Hook Norton punishing us with some sloppy defending and at 3 v 0 there was only going to be one winner. Again we tried and we tried and never gave up, but we just couldn't find a way through a very stubborn Hooky defence and sound goal keeper. As the clocked ticked down, we pushed on, but a glorious passing move saw us punished again as Hook Norton stretched their lead to 4 v 0. We never gave up and on the break Karl Smith grabbed us a consolation goal on full time. This was an awful day to play football and the lads gave their all, but we well beaten by a good, solid and hard working Hook Norton team. Well done Hooky ! |
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1.12.07 |
Eynsham Youth 1 v 7 CFC U 11 Match report by…..Steve
Wright …..Back to League after our heroics last week in the Cup, saw us take
on mid-table Eynsham Youth. On a very soggy pitch, Carterton were down to
the bare bones with just eleven available players, but the character shown
by some of the non-regulars was excellent and led by 'Mr Reliable' Captain
Chris, the lads were really up for this one. From the kick off, both
teams were entrenched in a midfield battle that saw Carterton come out on
top. A lovely passing move through the Eynsham defence, saw Tiago Lopes
latch on to a Will Partlett pass and burying his shot in the bottom left
corner. Moments later, Ben Wright split the Eynsham defence in two, for the
goal machine that is Danny Bott, to get his first of the afternoon with a
low drive. |
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24.11.07 |
KO Cup…..CFC U 11 11 (eleven) v 0 Freeland Match report by Steve
Wright…..After the disappointment of last weeks second half debacle at
Chipping Norton, Carterton U11's hit back in spectacular fashion versus
Freeland in the KO Cup. |
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17.11.07 |
Chipping Norton Town Swifts 5 v 0v CFC U 11 Match report by Steve
Wright…..At the end of this match the Chipping Norton Swift manager said to
me..."I didn't expect that mate, I can tell you". Well I tell you
what.....neither did I, as the 'roof fell in' during 30 minutes of dire
football! As I said at the start...I didn't expect that....Chipping Norton Swifts 5 v 0 Carterton FC |
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10.11.07 |
CFC U 11 6 v 3 Chasewell Park Match report by Steve
Wright….A cold and blustery morning a Monahan Way saw a superb encounter.
With the wind behind them, Carterton U11's came out of the blocks like 'Lynford
Christie'...It was 2 v 0 within the first three minutes after a great run
and finish by Danny Bott and a tap in by Tiago Lopes. This had all the
signs of a rout, and Carterton piled on the pressure. Reece Harper in the
Chasewell goal, was having a blinder, keeping shot after shot out with some
inspired goalkeeping as balls rained in on his goal. The strong and
powerful Brandon Richardson went off injured which seemed to lose Chasewell
any chance they had had to redeem themselves. It wasn't long after that
Carterton extended their lead, when Karl Smith powered through form the
centre of midfield to give Carterton a three goal advantage by half time. |
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CFC U 11 Colts 2 v 2 CFC U 11 Match report by Steve
Wright…..On a lovely sunny Autumn morning at Kilkenny Lane, Carterton U11's
took on their club rivals Carterton Colts in this U11's League match. This
was a beautiful day for football and the Chairman must be thanked for
letting us play on our 'home' turf for the BIG match. |
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14.10.07 |
Hook Norton 3 v 3 CFC U 11 Match report by Steve
Wright…..A damp and drizzly morning at Hook Norton, saw Carterton U11's take
on Hook Norton in a re-arranged fixture. This was always going to be a big
test for Carterton without the influential Connor Peacock at the back and
the pace and goal scoring ability of Rory O'Neill up front. |
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6.10.07 |
CFC U 11 4 v 3 Bicester Town Colts Match report by Steve
Wright…..A pulsating game at Monahan Way, saw Carterton FC come from behind
twice to beat a well organised Bicester Town Colts 4 v 3 in this cracking
encounter.
Match report from W&DYL
Web site…..A pulsating game at Monahan Way saw Carterton come from behind
twice to beat a well organised Bicester Town Colts 4 3 in this cracking
encounter. |
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29.9.07 |
Bardwell 4 v 6 Carterton Match report by Steve
Wright…..Carterton kicked off this game and went all out on the attack, with
the wind behind us and the down hill slope to our advantage, it wasn't long
before Tuesday nights training session on 'dead balls' paid off. Danny Bott
swung over a peach of a corner and Connor peacock rose above everyone in a
crowded penalty area to bury the ball in the back of the net. Within
minutes of the re-start, Jeremy Kirby broke down the right wing to deliver a
superb cross for Danny Bott to meet on queue and finish clinically. It was
all Carterton at this stage and a horrid mistake by the Bardwell keeper, led
to Rory O'Neill sneaking in to hammer home the third. |
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22.9.07 |
CFC U 11 6 v 2 Bampton Town Match report by Steve
Wright…..With a re-jigged line up after last weeks poor performance,
Carterton U11's started this game with their tails up and were on the attack
from the off. After just five minutes, Will Partlett played a superb ball
through the Bampton defence for Tiago Lopes to clinically finish. This was
just the boost Carterton needed after last weeks debacle and it wasn't long
before debutant Karl Smith made it two nil with a great half volley from an
acute angle. To their credit Bampton came back strong and soon had
Carterton on the back foot with a superb interchange of passing that sliced
through the Carterton central defence to reduce the deficit just before the
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15.9.07 |
Deddington Colts 4 v 2 CFC U 11 Match report by Steve Wright. A very poor outing from Carterton U11's on a lovely day at a smashing location. We got out of the blocks very slowly and never really started playing until we were 4 v 1 down. Danny Bott once again rescued us with an individual goal to draw us level at 1 v 1 and Connor Peacock grabbed a consolation penalty late on, but it was all in vein after a well organised and hard working Deddington side had put the match beyond us. Nothing in life is free and the sooner this team realises you don't get three points unless you give 100% for the whole sixty minutes the better, or it will be a long hard season. |
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8.9.07 |
CFC U 11 3 v 1 Wychwood Match
report by Steve Wright…..Carterton FC Under 11's
first League match of the season was versus and well organised and hard
working Wychwood side that gave an excellent account of themselves.
A close first
half saw Carterton have the lion’s share of the possession yet they failed
to make it count in the final third and were duly punished by James Bewer
with a clinical finish after fifteen minutes, leaving Chris Macdonald in the
Carterton goal no chance. A hard fought next fifteen minutes saw Carterton
keep pushing until right on the half time whistle the Wychwood keeper Guy
Walker cleared only for Bradley Wright to head back towards goal and Will
Parsons pick up the loose ball, round the keeper and finish with great
aplomb.
The second half
began with Carterton still pushing forward in search of a second goal,
only to be caught out on two occasions on the break where Wychwood
were really unlucky not to score, with one effort going inches wide and
another rebounding back off the post. Luck was on Cartertons' side though
and after just nearly going behind, Danny Bott sprung the Wychwood offside
trap and was through on goal, only to be brought down in the box, leaving
the referee only one option.....penalty ! Connor Peacock stepped up and
buried it. Moments later Carterton stretched their lead, with Danny Bott
once again breaking free to beat the Wychwood keeper to make it 3 v 1 just
before the final whistle blew. Credit to Wychwood, they played very well indeed and could have easily left with a point had their finishing been more clinical. All told a good run out for both teams on the opening day of the season. |
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1.3.08 |
CFC U 11 Colts
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16.2.08 |
CFC U 11 2 v 3
CFC U 11 Colts Match report from W&DYL Web site…. In a close fought derby Carterton Colts took all 3 points against Carterton. Colts took the lead twice through Will Hayes and Daniel Frost with Ben Wright and Daniel Bott equalising. Both sides had a goal disallowed before Kier Cambell grabbed the winner to put them level on points with Carterton. |
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9.2.08 |
CFC U 11 Colts
1 v 3 Bicester town Colts
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…. Bicester continued their excellent winning run with
a hard fought victory at Carterton Colts. Harrison Cassidy and George
Morgan created the first opening with the resulting shot from George well
held by the Carterton Colts keeper. Another good move by Bicester
involving
Harrison again soon followed, this time Ryan Collins
testing the keeper with a shot. From Bicester's point of view, the game
was being played in the right area of the pitch, as any attack from
Carterton colts was quickly stifled by the Bicester defence, Ben Holt &
Nathan Hillary in particular, quickly closing down the Carterton Colts
wingers. With Bicester pushing to make the breakthrough, a goal was
inevitable but it was Carterton who scored it, against the run of play but
a good move nonetheless. Bicester were now searching for an equaliser and
a great cross by Danny Keen found its way to James Freeman at the far post
but the ball was put out for a corner before James could shoot. Danny took
the corner, Matthew Jillians chested it down for Tom Batchelor but he shot
wide. The equaliser soon came as Matthew picked out Lewis Garcia with a
long throw and he beat the keeper at his near post from a right angle.
Bicester's hard work was rewarded again as on the stroke of half time they
made it 2-1. Ryan Kerwin started the move at the back, some slick passing
from George and Billy Dell put Danny away to score with another superbly
struck goal. |
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2.2.08 |
Bardwell 3 v 3 CFC U 11 Colts |
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26.1.08 |
CFC U 11 Colts 4 v 1v Bampton Town |
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19.1.08 |
Deddington
Colts 7 v 1 CFC U 11 Colts
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…. Deddington were back to full strength this week and
this was apparent as soon as the ref's whistle signalled the game had
begun. They dominated the first half with some lovely football. They were
3-0 up by the interval, the best goal coming from Ollie Ong after a great
passage of play from Gus Mills and Jorden Godfrey gave him the opportunity
to demonstrate some top finishing. |
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15.12.07 |
Hook Norton 1
v 2 CFC U 11 Colts Match report from W&DYL Web site… In a close fought game Carterton Colts came back from a goal down to snatch a 2-1 win away at Hook Norton. Norton's goal was scored by Josh Hunt with Liam Court and Kia Cambell replying for Colts. Man of the Match - Rory Conforth. |
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8.12.07 |
CFC U 11 Colts 2 v 1 Eynsham Youth |
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1.12.07 |
Combe Junior
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24.11.07 |
KO Cup 1st Round – Combe Junior Sports 3 v 1 CFC U 11 Colts |
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17.11.07 |
Chasewell Park
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3.11.07 |
CFC U 11 Colts
2 v 2 CFC U 11 Match report from W&DYL Web site…. The honours were shared between the two Carterton sided when the colts came back twice to snatch a 2-2 draw. Carterton's goals were scored by Rory O' Niell and Josh Lee with the Colts' goals coming from William Hayes and Max Davison | ||||
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13.10.07 |
Bicester Town
Colts 3 v 4 CFC U 11 Colts
Match report
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6.10.07 |
CFC U 11 Colts 5 v 2 Bardwell |
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22.9.07 |
CFC U 11 Colts
1 v 2 Deddington Colts
Match report taken from W&DYL Web site…..
Deddington continued their great start to the season with their third win
in a row but it was a hard fought affair. Despite their early lead, from
Gabriel Godfrey-Janni's individual goal and their overall possession and
dominance, the Colts never looked as comfortable and organised as they
have in recent games. A battling home side took full advantage of
Deddington's indecisive midfield and drew level towards the end of the
first half with a well worked break and great piece of finishing from
their forward player. |
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15.9.07 |
Wychwood 1 v 7 CFC U 11 Colts |
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26.4.08 |
U12 B Div Carterton FC 2 - 2 Hook Norton
A fabulous game played in glorious
sunshine with barely a breath of wind, Carterton became only the second side
to take points against Hook Norton |
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30.3.08 |
Carterton FC 0 - 5 Grendon If ever
there was a game of two halves, in that "game of two halves," kind of way,
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16.3.08 |
CFC U 12 v Hook Norton – match postponed |
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9.3.08 |
CFC U 12 0 - 0 Ducklington Match report by Simon Garrett…..This was one of those nil-nil draws where both sides came away with their heads held high and happy with a point. The wind played a part from the start with Ducklington having lengthy periods of possession and pressure. Carterton defended stoutly with Saul Garrett constantly alert in the home goal ably supported by his back four who tackled and ran tirelessly. Carterton were always dangerous on the break however, with George Godwin a permanent threat at centre forward as was Jordan Anderton, whose pace clearly unsettled the visitors. Roles were reversed in the second half when it was Carterton's turn to apply the greater pressure while having to be constantly aware of the threat the visitors posed on the break. There were few clear-cut chances by the end but both sides played with total commitment and produced some excellent football. George Godwin was deservedly named Carterton's man-of-the-match. |
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2.3.08 |
Cumnor Minors 1 v 4 CFC U 12 Match
report by Simon Garrett…..In an open and flowing game where both sides
played some good football Carterton ran out eventual four-one winners but
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24.2.08 |
Charlbury Town Youth 4 v 3
CFC U 12 Match
report from W&DYL Web site.. Carterton got exactly what they deserved from a
close contest; absolutely nothing at all. Charlbury started the quicker and
worked the harder in the opening minutes and went one up when a deflected
shot from the left looped over the top of Saul Garrett in the Carterton goal
leaving him no chance. Moments later George Godwin was unlucky not to
equalise when his shot ricocheted off both posts and out again to the
waiting home keeper. After ten minutes it was two nil. Slack defending let
Charlbury's left winger smash a shot across goal and back off the post for a
tap in. Jordan Anderton's pace was a constant worry for the home side and on
the first of many occasions when he ran through on goal he netted well to
make it two one. It was Anderton again who scored the equaliser, picking up
a loose ball on the edge of Charlbury's box after a poor goal kick. Just
before half time, Garrett was called into action twice more, once to
scramble clear a ball through the middle which Carterton's defence
collectively ignored and once to save impressively a full stretch after yet
another shot from the left. |
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10.2.08 |
Charlbury 4 v 3 CFC U 12 Match report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton got exactly what they deserved from a close contest; absolutely nothing at all. Charlbury started the quicker and worked the harder in the opening minutes and went one up when a deflected shot from the left looped over the top of Saul Garrett in the Carterton goal leaving him no chance. Moments later George Godwin was unlucky not to equalise when his shot ricocheted off both posts and out again to the waiting home keeper. After ten minutes it was two nil. Slack defending let Charbury's left winger smash a shot across goal and back off the post for a tap in. Jordan Anderton's pace was a constant worry for the home side and on the first of many occasions when he ran through on goal he netted well to makeit two one. It was Anderton again who scored the equaliser, picking up a loose ball on the edge of Charlbury's box after a poor goal kick. Just before half time, Garrett was called into action twice more, once to scramble clear a ball through the middle which Carterton's defence collectively ignored and once to save impressively a full stretch after yet another shot from the left. After the interval, Charlbury went ahead again, their work rate and passing again carving a great hole in the visitor's defence. Liam Moore brought the scores level again with a good poacher's goal, snapping up a half chance in the box. But Charlbury refused to give up and went ahead again almost immediately after as Carterton's midfield persisted in being drawn upfield as they searched for a winner of their own. Charlbury defended well for the last few minutes and no amount of effort from Nicky Rose was enough to force another equaliser. Charlbury worked very hard for their win. Carterton generally did not, and many lessons will have to be learned if the team is to recapture its early season form. The visitors's man of the match was Jordan Anderton who was a constant threat. |
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3.2.08 |
CFC U 12 8 v 1 Bardwell Match
report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton swept Bardwell aside by eight goals to
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27.1.08 |
Bampton Town 4 v 3 CFC U 12 Match
report by Simon Garrett…..Bampton deserved their four-three win in a close
fought contest where slack marking and poor positional play cost the
visitors dear. There were few clear cut chances in the first half, Bampton
seeing one chance fly across the goal mouth and Carterton being denied a
penalty when Geroge Godwin appeared to have been brought down when
one-on-one with the home keeper. Eventually it was the visitors who broke
the deadlock, Kez Bryer cleverly heading down a clearance on the edge of the
box and shooting past the Bampton goalie. Three minutes later, Bampton were
level, capitalising on poor marking with a well taken drive. In the second
half, Aaron Light did well to beat his man and shoot into the roof of the
next to put Carterton in front again. The game seemed all over when a long
ball found George Godwin who made no mistake and made it three-one. But
with minutes left, a cross from Bampton's left found a man unmarked at the
far post for three-two. The equaliser was almost a carbon copy of that
goal; once more Carterton's marking was well below what was required. The
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20.1.08 |
CFC U 12 3 v 0 Wychwood
Rovers Match
report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton left it until very late to secure the
three points in this Under 12 B Division match at home to Wychwood, but in
the end the win was well deserved. Playing with the wind and the slope at
Kilkenny Lane,
Wychwood matched the home team in the first half with scoring chances few
and far between at either end. Stand-in Wychwood keeper, Jack Young, was
ably assisted by pacy right back, Mitchel Simpson, in keeping Carterton at
bay. |
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13.1.08 |
CFC U 12 1 v 0 Steeple Aston
& Barton Juniors Match report by Simon Garrett….. In an exciting, free-flowing game, all that was missing was more goals. Carterton started marginally the stronger as both sides tried to play good football in a tricky wind. There was plenty of accurate passing and strong tackling on display but, for the first fifteen minutes, most of it was in midfield. Harrison Greeves picked up the ball on the left for Carterton and did exceptionally well to weave his way past two men before laying the ball of to Liam Moore. He threaded the ball through to Nicky Rose who went on a trademark surging run through the middle and shot from just inside the box leaving the visitors' keeper no chance. In the second half, with the wind behind them, Carterton took more control but Steeple never stopped looking dangerous and had several half chances. Jack Taylor and Alex Hatsigeorgiou did particularly well at the back for Steeple as did Sean Millard in goal. In the end, Carterton narrowly deserved their victory and Harrison Greeves picked up the home side's man-of-the-match award. |
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6.1.08 |
Hook Norton 11 (eleven) v 1 CFC U 12 |
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16.12.07 |
KO Cup 2nd Round CFC U 12 Colts 7 v 1 CFC U 12 |
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9.12.07 |
Grendon Rangers v CFC U 12 match postponed |
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2.12.07 |
CFC U 12 3 v 2 Eynsham Youth Match report by S Garrett…..Carterton got back to winning ways with a three - two home win over Eynsham but the away side can take great credit for the way they battled. Playing with the wind in the first half Eynsham just edged the early exchanges. Their first goal came direct from a corner, the ball arching high above the helpless home defence and keeper into the far top corner of the net. It was two - nil just a few minutes later when a mix up in the Carterton defence let Eynsham tap in from close range. Straight from the restart, Nicky Rose went on a strong run through the middle and laid the ball off to Jordan Anderton who seemed to have lost his chance before pinching the ball back from Jack Gallow in Eynsham's goal to make it two - one. Carterton saw much more of the ball in the second period with the wind on their side. The equaliser was a strange affair with Nicky Rose lobbing a high ball in with his back to goal which defeated everyone. With minutes to go, a neat passing move saw Ben Shankland nipping in sweetly to tuck the ball home and make it three - two to Carterton. Charlie Siret and Liam Bothcerby were Eynsham's scorers. Saul Garrett in goal was the home side's man-of-the-match |
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25.11.07 |
Ducklington 5 v 3 CFC U 12 Match report from W&DYL Web site.. Ducklington saw off Carterton 5-3 in this pulsating game. Yassin Elouahabi and Jake Cockroft both scored in the first half without reply. The second half saw Carterton applying more pressure and were quick to equalize the scoring. Ducklington came back with another strike from Jake Cockroft with Carterton replying soon afterwards, with the scoring now 3-3 both teams battled on and Ducklington's stubborn defence stood firm. Ducklington were awarded 2 penalties which saw Yassin Elouahabi and Jack Robinson on target. Goal Scorers for Carterton Nicky Rose (2) and George Godwin. Well played both teams. |
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18.11.07 |
CFC U 12 4 v 1 Cumnor Minors Match report by Simon Garrett…..The points went to Carterton but the lion's share of the credit went to Cumnor in a game played in grisly cold and wet conditions. Cumnor began the game with only nine players and had to play the second half with only eight, but they ran their hearts out to make light of their lack of numbers. Carterton spent much of the first half on the attack but struggled to make an impact as the visitors defended with determination and fought for every ball. Nicky Rose broke the deadlock before half time with a well-taken goal and the home side believed Cumnor must wilt in the second half. But Cumnor came out as committed as ever and it was some time before Adam Full had a ball over the top to run onto and make it two-nil. Jordan Anderton netted a third and Liam Moore, Carterton's man-of-the-match, deservedly made it four. Cumnor scored a well-earned consolation goal through Daniel West. Eight wins out of eight for Carterton so far this season, but they will have to play considerably better than this if that hundred per cent record is to be retained for much longer. |
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11.11.07 |
CFC U 12 5 v 1v Charlbury
Town Youth Match report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton maintained their hundred per cent record in the Witney & District B Division with a five one home win against Charlbury. Kicking against the wind in the first half Carterton were slow to start and after the ball was lost in midfield the defence could not recover and Stephen Pearce netted for Charlbury. The visitors showed some neat touches but Carterton started to edge their way back into the game and were having the better of the play by half time, Nicky Rose scoring the equaliser with five minutes to go. In the second half, with the wind at their backs, it was all Carterton. Charlbury's keeper was keeping his side in the game and saved a penalty from Rose amongst a number of excellent stops. But time and pressure were against him and Rose scored a second and third in quick succession to put the game beyond doubt. From the restart he put Liam Moore through to make it four; from a corner, again taken by Nicky Rose, the same player was on the end of a good cross to make it five. Carterton's man-of-the-match was Johnny Gatz. |
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4.11.07 |
KO Cup…..Bicester1 v 3 CFC U
12 Match report by Simon Garrett…..It's always end-to-end when these two teams meet and Sunday's three-one win for Carterton FC Under 12s away to Bicester in the knockout cup was no exception. It could easily have been five-three to the visitors at half-time after a number of chances at either end. For Carterton, Nicky Rose, George Godwin and Jordan Anderton all came close with the home side being saved twice by the woodwork. Eventually, Carterton's pressure when Nicky Rose powered through the Bicester defence and thumped a good drive to the keeper's left which he could not stop. Playing downhill in the second period, Carterton seemed to be taking control when Nicky scored his second after a neat flick from Adam Full put him through. But Bicester refused to give up and after weak play from the Carterton midfield pulled one back to guarantee an exciting finish. Johnny Gatz had to be alert in the visitors' goal more than once and his defenders also had to scramble the ball away repeatedly. But it was all over when Nicky Rose picked up the ball in the middle of the pitch and took off down the left, powering an excellent crossfield shot beyond the home keeper for a well deserved hat trick. No prizes for guessing that the Carterton captain was man-of-the-match although credit was also due to the wonderfully disciplined Kez Bryer and to Saul Garrett for a fine second half performance. |
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7.10.07 |
Carterton FC 4 v 3 Bicester
Town Match report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton eventually took the three points to maintain their hundred per cent record in a breathless game which could easily have gone either way. Playing at the seniors' Kilkenny Lane ground the grass was long and the pitch was large, sapping the energy from both sets of players. Carterton started the stronger and after five minutes a cross from the left found Joe Baldwin just inside the box who finished beautifully, blasting the ball into the roof of the net and giving Bicester keeper, Liam Bradbury, no chance. Carterton seemed to be reasonably in control but a disciplined Bicester defence continually caught the home strikers offside. Bicester's breaks were looking more dangerous as the half wore on and a high, looping cross from the right deceived Carterton keeper Johnny Gatz. The ball bounced over his head and was slotted home for the equaliser. Carterton then went to pieces. Five minutes later another breakaway saw another fine shot sail over Gatz's head. The visitors added a third three minutes later and the game was turned on its head. In the second half the Carterton pressure mounted and George Godwin slotted a shot low past Bradbury's left hand. Carterton laid siege to Bicester's goal but were still falling for the offside trap at regular intervals. Bicester used their pace well and were a constant threat on the break. With five minutes to go, Carterton equalised, Godwin firing home his second. Both sets of players were exhausted as the game moved into extra time. Carterton man-of-the-match, Adam Full, battled hard for a ball wide on the left and played a one-two before the winning strike. Bicester can consider themselves very unlucky not to have taken anything from the game. Their scorers were Joel Gould and Brad Shields with two. A tremendous game which was a credit to both sets of players and supporters. |
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30.9.07 |
Bardwell 2 v 6 CFC U 12 |
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23.9.07 |
CFC U
12 2 v 1 Bampton Town Match
report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton finally won through by two goals to one
in a hard fought match in the Under 12 B Division to maintain their hundred
per cent record for the season. Kicking against a strong wind Carterton
produced a lot of early pressure but with little end result. Midway through
the first half in a rare Bampton attack, the home defence failed to clear
three times |
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16.9.07 |
Wychwood Rovers 0 v 3 CFC U
12 Match
report taken from W&DYL Web site.....Played on Milton Green, it was an even
first half with Wychwood unable to take advantage of the strong wind behind
them and conceding a goal against the run of play. Carterton attacked strongly in the second half, using the wind, scoring twice more. Wychwood came close with some good counteracting towards the close but could not break through the solid Carterton defence. Scorers: were Kes Briar, J Gatz and N.Rose |
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12.9.07 |
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9.9.07 |
CFC U 12 2 v 1 Steeple Aston
& Barton Juniors – reversed fixture Match
report by Simon Garrett…..Carterton started the season with a good away win
beating Steeple Aston & Barton Juniors by two goals to one. Both sides were
a little rusty in their first competitive game but it was the visitors who
had the best of the early pressure. Too often, Carterton's attacking moves
broke down from poor passing and gradually, Steeple Aston gained in
confidence and began to take control. A shot from the right flew across the
face of the Carterton goal and came back off the post for an easy tap in
leaving the away keeper stranded. Shortly before the end of the half,
Carterton drew level with a short corner, quickly taken by Liam Moore. Nicky
Rose took the ball past one defender at the edge of the home penalty and
sent a fine, arcing left-foot shot into the roof of the net. Carterton spent
much of the second half camped in opposition territory but repeated breaks
at speed by their opponents led to Carterton goalie, Saul Garrett, having to
be quick off his line on more than one occasion. Eventually, the away
pressure told when George Godwin picked the ball up outside the SteepleAston
box and hit a right foot shot with the outside of his boot from fully twenty
yards which curled into the far corner of the net Carterton's man-of-the-match was Kes Briar who was both tireless and exceedingly disciplined throughout.. |
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6.4.08 |
Tower Hill v CFC U 12 Colts |
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30.3.08 |
KO Cup Semi Final Tower Hill v CFC U 12 Colts |
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16.3.08 |
Launton Boys v CFC U 12 Colts match postponed |
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9.3.08 |
CFC U 12 Colts 4 v 1 Tower
Hill Match
report from W&DYL Web site Carterton Colts
thoroughly deserved their win against a below par Tower Hill side. |
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2.3.08 |
North Leigh 1 v 5 CFC U 12 Colts |
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24.2.08 |
KO Cup 3rd round Witney Viking Youth 2 v 4 CFC U 12 Colts |
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17.2.08 |
Deddington Colts 0 v 2 CFC U 12 Colts |
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10.2.08 |
CFC U 12 Colts 6 v 2
Chesterton Juniors Match
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27.1.08 |
Bloxham 2 v 3 CFC U 12 Colts
Reverse Fixture Match
report from W&DYL Web site Carterton came out on
top in this highly entertaining game played in glorious sunshine. After a
cautious start from both teams, the game burst into life with four goals in
a ten minute spell midway through the first half. Anthony Charles ran onto a
through ball to put Bloxham in front, but Carterton responded immediately
when Harry Cornforth forced in a loose ball following a corner. The home
side then took the lead when the Bloxham defence failed to deal with a
through ball, and Jack Brownrigg scored. However this lead was also short
lived with Charles racing through the centre to level. |
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20.1.08 |
CFC U 12 Colts5 v 0 Banbury
Town Youth Colts Match
report from W&DYL Web site It was a blustery
morning in Carterton but the football played by both teams was nice to
watch. Banbury battled well and kept Carterton at bay in the first half.
They had the wind behind them and used it to their advantage braking through
on numerous occasions but just couldn't get the ball in the net. Joe Thorp
in the Carterton goal pulled off some nice saves to keep them at bay half
time score was 1-0. |
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13.1.08 |
Banbury Town Youth 2 v 1 CFC U 12 Colts |
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6.1.08 |
CFC U 12 Colts 3 v 5
Wychwood Match report from W&DYL Web site Carterton Colts lost to a hard working and physical Wychwood team. Carterton had the better of the play but fell fowl to some spirited defending by Wychwood. Wychwood scorers were Tom Dyakowsky (3) and Matt Barker (2). Colts scorers were Dom Ham (2) and Harry Puffitt. |
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16.12.07 |
KO Cup 2nd round CFC U 12 Colts 7 v 1 CFC U 12’s |
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9.12.07 |
Tower Hill v CFC U 12 Colts match postponed |
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2.12.07 |
CFC U 12 Colts 6 v 1 North
Leigh Match
report from W&DYL Web site…On a cold wet and
blustery Sunday the Colts played North Leigh, the game stated at a quick
pace from both sets of players, Carterton scored first with a well taken
goal from Henry Cornforth against his old club but North Leigh had the wind
behind them and it didn't take them long to equalize again a well taken goal
scored by Chris Shelley. As the game went on Carterton started to find their
feet and scored another two in the first half to take the
score to 3-1 at half time. |
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25.11.07 |
Launton Boys 5 v 2 CFC U 12 Colts |
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18.11.07 |
CFC U 12 Colts 2 v 1 Deddington Colts |
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11.11.07 |
Chesterton Juniors 0 v 5 CFC
U 12 Colts Match report from W&DYL Web site…. Carterton beat Chesterton 5-0 with probably their best performance of the season. The goal scorers were Matty Knibbs (2), Matty Bicker and Dom Hyam, and with his first goal for the colts Henry Crowther. |
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4.11.07 |
KO Cup 1st Round Bampton Town 1 v 9 CFC U 12 Colts |
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7.10.07 |
CFC U 12 Colts 3 v 3 Bloxham Match
report from W&DYL Web site….. Bloxham and Carterton
Colts produced a highly entertaining end to end game which finished all
square. Carterton made the brighter start, but it was Bloxham who scored
first, when from their first attack Daryl Harrison tucked away a rebound
after an Anthony Charles shot was blocked. Carterton battled back and
equalised when Harry Puffitt latched on to a half clearance and finished
well from outside the box. Bloxham regained the lead immediately when Jordan
Godfrey was brought down and Charles scored from the spot.<br> |
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30.9.07 |
Banbury Town Colts 1 v 9 CFC U 12 Colts |
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23.9.07 |
CFC U 12 Colts 0 v 2 Banbury Town Youth |
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16.9.07 |
Wychwood 3 v 4 CFC U 12
Colts Match
report by Pete Brownrigg…..Carterton got their first win of the season today
on a blustery Wychwood pitch, they started with the wind behind them and
soon got off the mark with a goal from Matty Knibbs, the wind was causing
all sorts off problems for both teams with the ball moving about but Colts
used this to their advantage as Dom Hyam swung a corner straight into the
Wychwood goal to make it 2.0.Wychwood never gave up the fight but conceded a
free kick about thirty yards out which Dom Hyam stuck into the top corner
3.0 In the second half Wychwood had the same idea as the colts to use the wind and they played some nice football Jack Brownrigg scored for the colts to take it to 4.0 but Wychwood pressed the Colts goal and soon got their rewards after 2 goals from Tom Dyakonsky and 1 from Mark Shepherd to take the score back to 4.3 but Carterton held on to take the win, not the greatest game but in these conditions it never was going to be, well done to both teams for a spirited display |
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9.9.07 |
CFC U 12 Colts 2 v 6 Witney
Vikings Youth Match report by Pete Brownrigg…..Carterton lost their opening game to Witney Vikings 6.2 Vikings scorers were Callum Marinho 1 Andrew Horne 2 jack Scott 1 Joel spelling 2 Colts scorers were Jack Brownrigg and Matty bicker |
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NEWS ITEM
As you may or may not know, one of our players, Matt Lee was diagnosed with
Leukaemia shortly before Christmas.
His fellow teammates within the U-13s wanted to do something to help him and to
show that he is still very much a part of our team and will continue to be until
he is fit enough to return to playing.
The initial idea was to raise enough money to buy Matt a laptop that could be
used to help him with his school work as well as giving him something to play
games on and chat on-line to his friends. Matt has already obtained a laptop, so
after much debate it was decided that they would buy him a Nintendo Wii to ease
his many hours of boredom stuck indoors, and any money left over would be
donated to Cancer Research.
The sponsored dribble took place on Tues 29th Jan 08 at the astro-turf and
consisted of every player dribbling a ball for a total of 1 mile (considerably
harder than just running or walking!). This of course they did so the players
and I dribbled a total of 15 miles.
A considerable amount of money has been given or pledged and I would like to
thank all the players and parents that have given up their time, effort and
money for this worthwhile cause.
I would also like to thank everyone involved with Carterton FC for their support
and willingness to contribute.
I will of course let everyone know the final amount raised when it is all in and
collected but considering it was limited to just our team I am very proud and
impressed as to what they have achieved
We all look ahead to the future when we will see Matt back in a red shirt once
more (Carterton NOT Liverpool!)
Thank you all again for your support
Glenn Campbell/Manager
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20.4.08 |
Tower Hill 2 - 1 Carterton FC U 13
This was Cartertons final match of the season
and they were determined to make it difficult for Tower Hill.
The first half got under way and Tower Hill
dominated the early stages with a couple of shots and corners to put
pressure on the Carterton defence. On 14 minutes it was Tower Hill who
opened the scoring when the ball was tapped into goal after a rolling pass
from the left into the 6 yard box. At that point Carterton began to play
football with some good passing moves and a few corners, but they never
troubled the Tower Hill keeper. At the other end of the pitch Danny Chapman
was not being tested by Tower Hill as their shots were also off the mark.
After half time Carterton came out strong and
mounted an attack inside the first minute when Ollie Hawkins saw his shot go
over the bar. For the next 20 minutes Carterton were coming out top in the
possession and shooting stakes, putting a lot of pressure on the Tower Hill
goal. Their persistence was eventually rewarded when Patrice Guillois
passed the ball to Jack Green who laid it on for Aaron Robins to run onto
and blast it into the back of the net to make it 1-1. 15 minutes to go and
all to play for and both teams went for it. Tower Hill were making good
runs down the right side and crossing the ball into the Carterton goal mouth
but the final touches were off target. On 60 minutes Ollie Hawkins saw
another shot dip agonisingly over the bar and a minute later Aaron Robins
saw his goal bound shot bounce of the keepers legs. On 64 minutes Jack
Green struck a great corner that hit the keeper and into the goal but was
not deemed to have fully crossed the line before it was cleared. It was on
the 69th minute that saw Tower Hill snatch a late winner. The
ball was launched down the right side with Danny Chapman advancing from the
goal but a Tower Hill boot just beat him to it and the ball went over him
and into the empty net for 2-1. Carterton still managed a further two
attempts on goal when Ollie Hawkins chipped the ball into the box for Jack
Green to head wide and a last minute corner saw the ball headed straight at
the keeper.
The final whistle went and Carterton can reflect on a good season with some very close battles but most importantly they will still be playing in the A league for 2008/2009. |
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6.4.08 |
Easington vSports v CFC U 13 |
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16.3.08 |
Tower Hill v CFC U 13 |
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9.3.08 |
Wychwood 2 – 4
Carterton FC
Match report by
Robert Green…..With only 3 games remaining this season Carterton travelled
to Wychwood looking to grab another 3 points.
The first half
was a very strange affair without either team dominating. The ball was not
being kept under control but instead it was played like a bouncy ball. It
was a kick it and hope period which left the Carterton manager scratching
his head as it was not the style he had hoped for. The first 15 minutes saw
a couple of half chances fall to the teams but neither could capitalise,
with shots going wide or being blocked. The opening goal came on 16 minutes
when an Oliver Hawkins corner saw the ball bouncing around the penalty area
before Aaron Robins struck it into the net to give Carterton the lead.
Wychwood did not pose any further danger for the remainder of the half as
Carterton had the upper hand but without the accuracy.
Whatever was
said at the half time interval remains a mystery but Carterton began the
second half with all guns blazing and actually started to play good
football. Within the first minute they threatened the goal but could not
break through. On 42 minutes Jack Green put the ball over the top for Ollie
Hawkins to meet and calmly slotting the ball home for 0-2. Before the
Wychwood players could compose their selves Aaron Robins scored his second
from another Jack Green cross to make it 0-3. The 4th goal came
on 45 minutes when a lovely passing move involving Ollie Chowns, Charlie
Collins, and Jack Green before the ball was crossed to Ollie Hawkins who
calmly lifted it over the keeper to make it 0-4. It was at this point that
Carterton decided to stop playing attacking football and allow Wychwood to
take over. The last 30 minutes was all Wychwood. They never gave up and
the warning signs were there as they hit the post from a high looping shot
from 30 yards. A minute later they went on the attack and slotted the ball
into the net to make it 1-4. Danny Chapman was suddenly working hard in the
Carterton goal along with Richard Johnson, Harry McEnnis, Nathan Godwin and
Ryan Southwood playing good defensive roles. On 59 minutes Wychwood grabbed
a second goal to make it 2-4 and suddenly Carterton looked vulnerable. The
ball rarely left the Carterton half with Wychwood having a succession of
corners but they could not get the ball into the net. The final whistle
went much to Cartertons relief as they certainly made it difficult for their
selves at the end. Well done to everyone as the game was played in a very friendly way with only a couple of fouls occurring during the entire match. A credit to you all |
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2.3.08 |
Chipping Norton
Town Swifts 4 v 5 CFC U 13
Match report by
Robert Carterton travelled to Chipping Norton looking to come away with a
good result. If previous matches were anything to go by this was going to be
a tough encounter, and the game certainly lived up to it.
Carterton
started the match with the benefit of a strong wind behind them. However it
was Chipping Norton who took advantage. Within 2 minutes they were 1-0 up
with the goal coming from a corner. This woke up Carterton and they
instantly replied with an equaliser. Richard Johnson started the move by
laying the ball to Ollie Hawkins who ran down the right side before putting
it to Charlie Collins who whipped across the goal for Aaron Robins to tuck
it away nicely. A couple of minutes later Carterton took the lead when Ryan
Southwood struck the ball from 20 yards and curled it into the left hand
corner well wide of the keeper. This boosted the team and they played good
attacking football. Jack Green ran into the box but couldn’t find the
target with the shot going for a corner. From the corner Patrice Guillois
saw his shot go narrowly wide. On 8 minutes Jack put the ball through the
Chippy defence for Charlie Collins to run onto, who then put the ball past
the keeper to make it 1-3. It wasn't until 15 minutes before Chippy
threatened the Carterton goal. A low free kick from outside the box went to
the forward who lifted it over the bar. A minute later Chippy went round
the Carterton keeper Danny Chapman but shot over the bar. The game then
settled down a little with much of the play being concentrated in the
midfield area. Alex Collett, Harry McEnnis and Ollie Chowns were defending
well and keeping any threats at bay. Chippy earned another corner and
pulled a goal back for 2-3 as the ball was not cleared firs time. The final
5 minutes of the first half saw the Chippy keeper pull off 2 great saves.
Ollie Hawkins saw his strike tipped over the bar whilst Charlie Collins saw
the keeper at full stretch, pushing the ball onto the post. Just before the
half time whistle Patrice took the ball into the box and round the keeper as
the score went to 2-4.
The second half
would benefit Chippy with the wind advantage so Carterton did find their
selves on the defensive. This half also got very physical with Rob the ref
producing his yellow card on 4 occasions in order to bring the players and
game under control.
Chippy took
control of the game and did not come out of the Carterton half for the first
15 minutes. Danny Chapman was working very hard stopping low shots and high
shots and the odd shot from his own defence!!! The football was not really
flowing this half and did get a bit scrappy at times. Carterton were pinned
into a defensive role with Nathan Godwin keeping composure and standing firm
to the attacks. Garry Larner played very well on the left side with
positive passing and good tackling, frustrating the Chippy players. On 59
minutes Chippy got another corner. They were at their most dangerous on
corners as the delivery caused all sorts of problems. This one was no
different and was duly headed into the goal to make it 3-4. However,
Carterton took this in their stride and within a minute Patrice set up the
ball nicely for Aaron to grab his second of the day to make it 3-5. On 65
minutes Chippy had another corner which was punched away and then headed
wide much to Cartertons' relief. Chippy were constantly pushing forward but
Carterton did manage to clear the lines and mount a counter attack. Aaron
thought he had got his hat trick when Ollie Hawkins set him up but it was
ruled offside. In the 70th minute Chippy grabbed a 4th
but within 5 seconds of the restart the full time whistle went. Carterton came away with a much deserved 3 points and dug in hard to deny Chippy. Well done both teams. |
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24.2.08 |
CFC U 13 2 v 2
Banbury North
Match report by
Robert Green….. This was billed to be a close encounter as the match earlier
in the season was very evenly balanced with Banbury taking the honours in a
wind swept match. However his time there was no wind and Kilkenny Lane
welcomed the teams.
Banbury
Town took the kick off and quickly got into their stride. An opportunist
strike from 30 yards saw the ball go high into the air and caught Danny
Chapman out as it struck his body and rolled in after 4 minutes. Carterton
kept their heads up and did produce some fantastic football. Charlie
Collins, Ollie Hawkins, Aaron Robins, Dael Campbell, Patrice Guillois all
had chances during the half and should have put the match out of reach by
half time. Aaron did score on 14 minutes when an over the top ball by Harry
McEnnis was met by Aaron who ran into the box and slotted the ball home.
But it was all Carterton possession with good passing and taking on the
Banbury defence but just failing to put the ball on target. Banbury managed
to mount an attack on 34 minutes with 2 consecutive corners but the
Carterton defence cleared the danger easily. Just on the stroke of half
time Patrice Guillois put a great through ball for Charlie Collins to run
onto before he smashed it past the keeper to make it 2-1.
The second half
was very similar to the first with Carterton making all the moves and piling
the pressure onto the Banbury goal. It was the finishing that let the team
down. Chance after chance kept coming with more chances falling for Charlie
Collins, Aaron Robins, Parice Guillois, Oliver Chowns and Alex Collett. On
the rare occasion that Banbury attacked Danny Chapman was there to stop the
ball. This was the time when a 3rd goal was certainly needed but
Banbury snatched an equaliser on 62 minutes when a Carterton goal kick went
to Banbury who returned the ball instantly into the net to make it 2-2. The
last few minutes proved to be very nerve wracking as Carterton went close
again but Banbury went looking for a last minute goal. Banbury had a shot
saved by Danny but it rebounded off him and bounced inside the 6 yard box
only for a Banbury attacker to shoot wide of the empty goal. The final
whistle went shortly after with the points shared. Carterton were by far the better team out there and had 25 attempts on goal. The team did play good football and worked extremely hard with great movement off the ball. Long may we witness this at all future matches. |
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10.2.08 |
CFC U 13 1 v 1
Tower Hill
Match report by
Robert Green…..Carterton welcomed Tower Hill to Kilkenny Lane for their
first meeting of the season. The weather was perfect with lovely sunshine
and no wind which was a huge difference to last week’s conditions.<br>
Tower Hill
started the proceedings in what was to become a very tough encounter with
the Carterton goalkeeper Danny Chapman working overtime and pulling out some
amazing saves.
In the 2nd
minute Carterton moved the ball down the right side for Aaron Robins to
cross the ball into the box with Ollie Chowns jumping to head it but the
ball was just a bit too high. Tower Hill started to dominate the pay after
5 minutes and had their first attempt on goal shot from 25 yards but only
straight to Danny. This was repeated a couple of minutes later into Danny’s
hands. Carterton were battling hard to get the ball away from their own
area and on 11 minutes Danny stopped a shot from 6 yards out to deny Tower
Hill. Carterton did start to work well with passing moves and keeping
possession and got their reward when Ollie Chowns put the ball forward to
Aaron Robins whose pinpoint through ball found Ollie Hawkins running onto it
and then shot past the diving goalie. 1-0 to Carterton. After 20 minutes
Tower Hill turned up the heat with numerous corners, goal line clearances
and more jaw dropping saves by Danny, but they could not hit the back of the
net. Charlie Collins struck the ball with great accuracy from a free kick
but this was met with a diving save by the Tower Hill keeper. Carterton
began to put pressure on Tower Hill and Charlie Collins was unlucky when his
header went straight at the keeper from 6 yards. A minute later saw Ollie
Hawkins strike the ball from outside the box and dipped just over the bar.
The final 5 minutes of the half was a busy time for the Carterton defence as
Danny made yet another point blank save. On 31 minutes Tower Hill did
manage to get the ball into the net when the ball was not cleared properly.
The shot went through a busy goalmouth before finding the goal. All square
at 1-1. Just prior to half time Tower Hill took the ball into the box,
Danny ran out and the forward took the ball around him, but then shot the
ball into the side netting much to Catertons relief.
The second half
saw very tired legs and fewer chances for both teams. However, Tower Hill
did prove to be a handful at times. Within the first minute of this half
Danny was faced with a 1on 1 in the goal and came away with the ball safely
in his hands. The next 5 minutes Tower Hill were taking shots at the
Carterton goal from distance without troubling the keeper at all. On 44
minutes Charlie Collins saw his shot deflected wide for a Carterton corner.
That was about the last real threat that Carterton placed on the Tower Hill
goal. The game itself went into a quiet phase where neither team could
build a string of passes to gain any territory. Towards the very end of the
match it looked as though Tower Hill may sneak a winner but Danny made two
further saves at the feet of attackers and pulled off two diving saves to
turn the ball around the post. The final whistle went with Carterton feeling very happy with taking a much need and overall a deserved point from the game. There must have been lots of finger nails chewed by the Carterton spectators during this match and credit must be given to both sets of players as they gave everything. They should all sleep well tonight !!! |
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3.2.08 |
North Leigh 2 v
1 CFC U 13
Match report by
Robert Green…..Carterton travelled to North Leigh looking to extend their
current winning streak. With very cold temperatures and gale force winds
the spectators witnessed a very close game. Throughout the entire 70
minutes neither team took total dominance and it could have gone either
way. There were very few goal scoring opportunities for either team as the
defences were pulling out all the stops.
North Leigh had
the first real chance after 4 minutes but Danny Chapman stopped the ball on
the edge of the box with the rebound shot got wide of the post. For the
next 10 minutes the teams had good passing movements but could not battle
beyond the midfield areas with Cartertons Garry Larner having a great
match. However, it was North Leigh who took the lead when they played one –
two passing moves before striking the ball over Cartertons Danny and into
the net. 5 minutes later Carterton thought they had got their equaliser but
the chipped shot by Patrice Guillois was deemed to have just gone over the
bar and onto the net. On 24 minutes, Carterton defenders had the ball at
Ryan Southwoods’ feet who knocked in over the midfield and split the North
Leigh defence. Ollie Hawkins raced onto it from the centre circle and ran
the ball to the penalty area before striking it over the North Leigh
goalkeeper to equalise 1 – 1. Cartertons defensive players had a really
good period by winning tackles and laying the ball to the midfielders.
Richard Johnson, Alex Collett, Nathan Godwin were winning headers and gave
the North Leigh players nothing but hassle. The last 5 minutes of the first
half saw North Leigh making a forward progress but could not get a shot on
target, with Carterton clearing the ball from dangerous positions.
The second half
kicked off and Carterton went straight onto the offensive but saw the
attempt cleared. On 37 minutes Carterton only half cleared the North Leigh
attack and paid the price as the ball was struck low along the ground into
the net 2- 1. Carterton never gave up looking for the equaliser and pushed
forward. Harry McEnnis once again made his presence felt in defence with
strong tackling. A succession of corners saw the ball go across the goal
mouth but a Carterton foot could not connect. Ollie Chowns was denied when
a last minute block saw his shot stopped. Aaron Robins and Charlie Collins
were playing good through balls between the North Leigh defences but were
agonisingly just a yard too long for other players to run onto. Carterton
kept looking for the elusive goal with shots from Dael Campbell, Jack Green,
Charlie Collins and Aaron Robins going close. They certainly kept the North
Leigh keeper on his toes. North Leigh had a couple of shots onto the
Carterton goal towards the end of the match but these never troubled Danny
and he calmly collected the ball. The final whistle went and North Leigh
took all the points.
This game was so
very close and Carterton can count their selves very unlucky not to have
come away with a point as they gave a superb performance and played very
good football with positive passing and awareness. Well done.
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..The bitterly cold wind, along with a heavy pitch,
didn't seem to effect either side with both teams contributing to playing
out good game.<br> |
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27.1.08 |
CFC U 13 3 v 2
Launton Boys
Match report by
Robert Green….. This game was very important for both teams as they are both
at the lower end of the league and a win would help either team. Carterton
knew what they had to do but Launton made it extremely difficult. The game
was very evenly balanced and could have gone either way. Fortunately, it
was Carterton who finished with a late winner.<br>
The weather was
excellent and probably one of the best days we have seen for a long time.
Launton kicked off and soon found their selves under a lot of pressure. The
first 5 minutes saw shots from Charlie Collins, Dael Campbell on target but
saved. However, on 6 minutes Nathan Godwin hit the ball forward with good
height for Charlie Collins to flick it off his head and over the keeper to
make it 0 – 1 to Carterton. Launton immediately responded but were denied
by Danny Chapman saving at the forwards’ feet. They then narrowly missed by
a free kick which went through the penalty box without any one making
contact. Launtons’ persistence paid off on 10 minutes when they put the
ball through Cartertons’ defence and the forward lifted the ball high over
the head of Danny to make it 1 – 1. One minute later Launton had a corner
but this was cleared to Ollie Hawkins who put the ball over the Launton
defence to Charlie who laid it to Aaron Robins who shot over the keeper to
make it 1 – 2. There were no further goal scoring opportunities for the
remainder of the half but Launton were piling the pressure onto Carterton
who were defending very well with Harry McEnnis, Richard Johnson and Patrice
Guillois proving their worth.
The second half
started with Carterton taking the kick off. This half was closely fought
without much goalmouth action until the 55th minute. The teams ere playing
good football but could not get through the stubborn defences to create many
chances. This was very evenly balanced all the way through. However on 55
minutes Carterton got their first corner of the half and saw their effort
cleared off the line and away to safety. 3 minutes later Aaron Robins saw
his high effort bounce off the bar and cleared. This made Launton push for
an equaliser and turned the pressure up. On 65 minutes they got their
reward when their corner kick turned into a goalmouth scramble with the ball
eventually hitting the back of the net 2 – 2. The game was all to play for
and on 67 minutes a Carterton throw by Jack Green saw the ball reach Ryan
Southwood who crossed an excellent high ball into the box. A Launton
defender jumped to head the ball clear but ended up glancing the ball into
his own net to make it 2 – 3. The last few minutes were nail biting for the
spectators but no further chances were created. This was a much needed win for Carterton and they were very happy when the final whistle went. Both teams need congratulating as they never gave up, and were totally committed to the game. The referee deserves mention too as he kept the game flowing very well, playing good advantages and keeping the teams in line. |
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20.1.08 |
Easington Sports v CFC U 13…..rev…..pp |
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13.1.08 |
CFC U 13 2 v 1v
Chipping Norton Town Swifts
Match report by
Robert Green…..This was Cartertons’ first match of 2008 after the lengthy
festive break. They played hosts to Chipping Norton Swifts at the Kilkenny
ground which had withstood most of the rain over the last week. The weather
was very kind with no rain falling but the wind was biting and very strong.
However, both teams put up a good display of football which was entertaining
right up until the final whistle.
Carterton were
determined to start the year on a positive note and grab some much needed
points to move them up the table. Swifts kicked off the game and the first
10 minutes saw good possession by the teams but no penetration into either
goalmouth. Swifts were the first to venture into an attack and had a corner
on 10 minutes but it was easily cleared. The first pressure that Carterton
applied was on 13 minutes when Patrice Guillois put the ball across the face
of the goal with Aaron Robins just failing to make contact with his
outstretched boot at the far post. Danger lurked on 15 minutes when Swifts
chipped a free kick into the box; it was headed cleared only for Swifts to
take a snap shot from 25yards that gradually dipped over the bar. That gave
them the confidence to apply more pressure on the Carterton goal, which a
one time resulted in 4 consecutive corners before the defence finally
cleared it properly. Swifts still maintained pressure and clinical tackles
by Nathan Godwin and Dael Campbell in the goal mouth stopped 2 goal
opportunities. Carterton did regain composure and started to work the
midfield well with Garry Larner having a good game, but the final ball to
the forwards were judged to have been offside on many occasions. Ollie
Chowns worked well in space up front and laid a great ball to Aaron Robins
who took it into the area unchallenged but sliced the ball wide.
Neither team had
struck a goal worthy effort until the 33rd minute. Cartertons
keeper Danny Chapman was cleverly chipped by Swifts when the ball was thrown
out. Danny was off his line and the shot went over his finger tips into an
empty net. On the stroke of half time Ollie Chowns put Charlie Collins
through for Carterton and when inside the box he unselfishly passed the all
to Ollie Hawkins who blasted the ball just wide.
Whatever was
discussed at half time Carterton came out all guns blazing. In the first
few minutes the Swifts keeper was working very hard. He stopped two goal
bound shots from Aaron and cleared a corner. Swifts launched a good attack
on 42 minutes and shot over the bar from six yards. Cartertons defence were
working very well with good awareness and presence from Alex Collett,
Richard Johnson, Harry McEnnis, and Ryan Southwood. When they had
possession the ball was passed fluently and accurately. This paid off on 50
minutes as a number of one twos saw the ball move from defence, through
midfield and onto Charlie Collins whose final shot was brilliantly saved by
the Swifts keeper but landed at Aarons feet for him to slot the ball home 1
-1. This left the final 20 minutes all to play for. Carterton continued to
search for a winning goal but the final touch onto goal was missing. Swifts
were also determined to take all 3 points but could not get the ball on
target when threatening the Carterton goal. The break did come for
Carterton in the final minute when Charlie received another through ball and
took it into the box. A clever shot from the outside of the boot saw it go
beyond goal keepers hands and into the bottom right hand corner for 2 – 1.
The last few seconds were heart stopping as Swifts kept the ball in
Cartertons' half but could not find a way onto the goal. The final whistle went and Carterton snatched all 3 points. This was a great game to watch and all the players worked hard in the cold and muddy conditions |
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16.12.07 |
Bicester Town
colts 3 v 2 CFC U 13
Match report by
Bob Green…..This was the third meeting of these teams this season and
Carterton were looking to get revenge on their two previous defeats. Even
though they had suffered defeats. the previous matches had been very close.
The pitch was in
very good condition and the weather was sunny but bitterly cold for
everyone.
Carterton took
the kick off and shocked the Bicester team by scoring twice inside the
opening 4 minutes. The first came from a Charlie Collins clever chip over
the Bicester defence that Oliver Chowns ran onto, taking it round the keeper
and placing the ball into the empty goal. The second was created by Patrice
Guillois who chipped the ball to the far post for Aaron Robins to knock in.
By this time Carterton were playing good football with lots of passing moves
and frustrating the Bicester players.
Bicester did get
back into the game quite strongly by playing their usual style of kicking
the ball high and deep into the Carterton half with the idea of their
sprinting forwards to grab the goals. Their first came on 9 minutes when a
corner cross was bundled in at the near post to make it 1-2. Cartertons'
Danny Chapman made 3 saves at point blank range to deny Bicester a second
goal. However, on 15 minutes the ball was in the net for Bicester after the
high ball was played through Cartertons’ defence. 6 minutes later saw a
repeat of the high ball up the pitch for Bicester to grab a third.
The game settled
down a bit for the final 15 minutes without any real opportunity occurring
for either team but Bicester were coming in hard and strong on various
tackles, with Carterton being forced to make substitutions.
The second half
kicked off and Carterton immediately went onto the attack with Bicester
having to save a shot from Oliver Chowns who was cleverly played through by
Alex Collett after only 24 seconds. This half was going to be tough for
Carterton as there were no substitutes and a couple of players had taken a
knock or two, but they played excellent football with lots of good passing
movements and awareness. The defence totally frustrated the Bicester
forwards by intercepting everything thrown at them, and then passing the
ball out of trouble with ease. Carterton earned a few corners in this half
but were unable to get the ball past the Bicester keeper. There was a
glimmer of hope that Carterton would snatch a late equaliser and it would
have been fully deserved especially as all the players were on top form and
playing as a team should do. Unfortunately the whistle went for the end of
the game and the result stood at 3-2 to Bicester.<br>
Now for a well
earned rest over the Christmas period until it all starts again in the New
Year. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all players and spectators.
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..On a crisp and sunny Sunday afternoon at the BSA
where, just for a change the wind wasn't howling across the playing fields,
Bicester, down to their last 11 fit players, adopted the seasonal goodwill
mentality, gifting Carterton 2 chances in the first 4 minutes, both of which
were converted well. <br> |
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9.12.07 |
CFC U 13 v Banbury Town Youth…..pp |
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2.12.07 |
Wychwood v CFC U 13…..pp |
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25.11.07 |
Under 13 Knock
Out Cup 2nd Round …..Bicester Town Colts 4 v 0 CFC U 13
Match report by
Robert Green…..This cup fixture was played at a fast pace throughout the
match with chances going to both teams. Unfortunately Carterton found
themselves on the receiving end of some strong football but they can reflect
upon missed chances as it was not a one sided match as the score line may
suggest.
Bicester started
the proceedings and straight away went on the offensive catching Carterton
out. Within 3 minutes Bicester had taken the lead when a shot from the left
was stopped by Danny Chapman but only for a forward to slot the ball home.
It wasn’t until 10 minutes into the match that Carterton attacked the
Bicester goal. From a Jack Green corner Aaron Robins and Matty Lee had goal
bound shots blocked by the Bicester keeper. After this the football was
played up and down the pitch with chances for both teams. Ollie Hawkins saw
his shots stopped by the Bicester keeper, with Bicester going close on a few
occasions only to see shots go wide or saved. On the stroke of half time,
Bicester extended their lead to 2-0 when they shot low into the net.
The second half
did see a Carterton improvement where they did battle for the ball and made
some good passing moves. It was the goals that were missing to boost their
confidence. It was inside the first minute of the second half when
Carterton were awarded a penalty for a foul. Matty Lee took the penalty and
lifted the ball to go over the keeper but it also ended up over the bar. A
lucky let off for Bicester. Carterton still pushed forward, looking to
score but were caught out on 44 minutes when Bicester launched a counter
attack and scored to make it 3-0. Some good battling by Carterton in the
middle of the pitch saw them intercept a lot of Bicester moves with Charlie
Collins leading by example. Carterton came very close to scoring in the
59th minute when Jack Green panicked the Bicester keeper but saw his shot
headed off the line, onto the post and away. Bicester scored their 4th
on 63 minutes once again by launching the counter attack and using their
pace to run through the defence. With 5 minutes to go, Carterton had a free
kick just outside the area. Patrice Guillois struck a sweet low shot to the
right hand post only to see the keeper gather it cleanly. The final whistle went and Cartertons cup run had come to an abrupt end. |
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18.11.07 |
CFC U 13 1 v 4
North Leigh
Match report by
W&DYL Web site…..Given the dismal conditions both teams deserve a huge
amount of praise for this performance. |
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11.11.07 |
CFC U 13 4 v 1
Launton Boys
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..Carterton entertained Launton Boys at Kilkenny Lane
for a tightly fought match that finally saw them win their first game of the
season. The score line does not totally reflect the game as it was a very
even match, however Carterton were able to make their shots count whilst
Launton Boys were kept at bay by some heroic goalkeeping by Danny Chapman. |
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4.11.07 |
CFC U 13 2 v 4
Easington Sports
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..This match lived was certainly one not to forget and
once again proved that football can be a funny old game with Carterton
dominating the first half and Easington coming back in the second. Both
teams had lost their previous matches so were determined to make amends. A
glorious November day was had as the mist cleared to leave the sun shining
for the entire match. |
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14.10.07 |
KO Cup
…..Chipping Norton Swifts 3 v 2 Carterton
Match report by
Bob Green…..Carterton travelled to Chipping Norton hoping to continue where
they left of the previous week and aim for a win. This was going to be
tough on the team as they could only field 11 players due to injuries.
This was
certainly a game of two halves where Carterton dominated the play in the
first half and went into the break 2-0 up. However, they could not maintain
their dominance in the second half and Chipping Norton fought back to snatch
the game 3-2.
The weather was
unusually warm for the time of year with lots of sunshine and no wind.
Carterton kicked off and played great passing football. In the first 10
minutes Carterton had shots from Dael Campbell, Charlie Collins and Jake
Griffiths. Swifts had very little play and managed to get the ball into the
Carterton penalty area on 12 minutes with Harry McEnnis clearing the
danger. Danny Chapman got his first real touch when he stopped the Swifts
attack with a one on one, pulling off a great save. That was really the
last attack the Swifts had as Carterton took over. On 13 mins Garry Larner
took the ball down the left side and blasted his shot past the keeper into
the side netting. 2 minutes later he repeated the same feat but this time
his shot clipped the near post and in 1-0. Carterton laid an onslaught on
the Swifts goal with shots coming in from Oliver Chowns, Jack Green and
Ollie Hawkins. On the rare occasion of Swifts attacking Richard Johnson,
Matty Lee, Garry Larner, and Harry McEnnis all defended calmly. Just before
half time Ollie Hawkins ran onto a through ball and gently lobbed the keeper
for 2-0.
The second half
began with Swifts taking control. The Carterton defence were beginning to
work harder and Danny Chapman was finding himself with more one on ones with
the Swifts forwards. Carterton had a couple of attacks during this 15
minute spell but could not finish the moves off. On 52 minutes Swifts beat
the Carterton defence and put the ball across the goal and into the net
2-1. 4 minutes later Carterton made a defensive error and allowed Swifts
space to equalise 2-2. Carterton tried to push forward but could not find
the momentum to grab a third goal. Instead it was Swifts who pushed for a
winner and got it after a goal mouth scramble with 5 minutes to go. The
last few minutes were made even harder for Carterton when Danny Campbell had
to leave the pitch for treatment, after a poorly timed tackle by the Swifts
forward, leaving 10 players on the pitch. Unfortunately Carterton could not
get a third goal and the final whistle went. Overall Carterton played some really good football with accurate passing and moving into positions off the ball. This style of play will get better over the next few matches and their winning ways will begin again. Well done |
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7.10.07 |
KO Cup round
1…..Carterton 11 v 2 Ducklington
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..Carterton welcomed Ducklington to Monahan Way for the
Knock Out Cup 1st Round. This proved to be a very entertaining game, played
in a friendly manner and included lots of goals.
This was a match
where Carterton had to kick start their season. Unfortunately Ducklington
didn't want to make it easy and the first few minutes saw them dominate
possession and on 4 minutes they moved the ball into the goalmouth and
struck home high into the net to make it 1-0. This made Carterton wake up
and they instantly replied. From the centre circle they moved the ball down
the right for Oliver Hawkins to cross the ball with pace into the box only
for a Ducklington player to put it past the keeper for an own goal 1-1. Lots
of great football saw Carterton have complete control and on 6 minutes Jack
Green made it 2 1, closely followed by Oliver Hawkins running onto a ball
played by Garry Larner to make it 3 1. On 8 minutes a short corner was
played to Matty Lee who shot over the keeper to make it 4 1. The next 10
minutes saw much Carterton possession without Ducklington threatening. On 18
minutes Aaron Robins made it 5 1, as he calmly lobbed the ball over the
keeper.
Carterton
defence were still untroubled but when Ducklington did push forward Charlie
Collins, Dale Campbell, Harry McEnnis, and Dael Campbell defended really
well, frustrating the Ducklington forwards. Charley had a great shot on 27
minutes which was saved by the Ducklington keeper, only for Oliver Hawkins
to strike the ball in the direction of the net. This subsequently ricochets
off the defenders to make it 6 1. Ducklington never gave up and were
determined to score. One of their players got the ball on the half way line
and dribbled the ball down the left hand side and cut into the box. The shot
hit the post and out for a goal kick much to Carterton's relief. Just before
half time Aaron Robins get the ball on the left and picks out Oliver Chowns
in the box who whacked it into the net for 7 1. The second half was certainly nowhere as comfortable for Carterton as the first half. Ducklington came out strong and worried the defence. Carterton seemed to hit a lull and the fluent passing had gone onto the backburner. Danny Chapman (Carterton Keeper) had suddenly found himself busier than before. On 51 minutes Ducklington broke through the defence and went round Danny before slotting the ball home 7 2. Carterton reshuffled the team and with some touchline guidance began to play good football again. On 56 minutes a Carterton attack went out for a goal kick. The goalie kicked the ball straight to Matty Lee who kicks it towards goal with Aaron Robins running in and getting the final touch to make it 8 2. Ducklington still remained positive and surged forward to try and grab more goals but were kept at bay. Carterton's Charlie Collins intercepted the ball midway in his own half on 65 minutes and played it high into the Ducklington half for Oliver Hawkins to run onto and hit the ball from 20 yards into the net 9 2. The final 5 minutes saw Carterton score a further 2 goals. A great move by Charlie Collins shortly followed, who fed the ball to Oliver Chowns. He knocked it to Oliver Hawkins who scored his hat trick 10 2. Finally a free kick was won by Carterton near to the penalty area, which Matty Lee took and scored by shooting high over the wall and keeper 11 2 |
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23.9.07 |
CFC U 13 2 v 5
Bicester Town colts
Match report
from W&DYL Web site…..Looking resplendent in their new kit, courtesy of
bestpricecar.com, and playing on Carterton's pitch, Bicester came out of the
blocks, kicking downhill with the wind slightly behind them, like a Range
Rover Sport off the Cumnor Oxford forecourt as Andrew Ingram hit the post
within the first 5 minutes. The first half turned out to be an exciting end
to end affair, Carterton looking dangerous on the break, and they should
really have taken the lead as a rebound from a shot onto the post failed to
be converted. Ingram, playing in a more advanced role than normal due to
Callum Green's injury forced absence, looked lively and put Bicester into
the lead on ten minutes as he picked up a rushed clearance and cooly slotted
the ball into the empty net from 25 yards. Carterton came back at Bicester
and equalised 10 minutes later as a looping cross evaded the goalkeeper and
defence to be well finished by the Carterton player. However, it wasn't long
before Bicester regained the lead, a cross from Josh Hunt being
unfortunately deflected into his own goal by a Carterton defender. To add to
Bicester's limited striking options, goalscorer Andrew Ingram then left the
field with a gashed leg, and just before half time Carterton were again
level following a flowing move and clinical finish. |
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16.9.07 |
Banbury Town
Youth 3 v 1 CFC U 13
Match report by
Robert Green …..Carterton visited Banbury Town looking to win their first
game of the season. Unfortunately, Banbury had other ideas and came out the
victors in a very wind swept match. The strong cross wind played a major
part in upsetting the tempo of both teams and making attractive football
very difficult.
The first 10
minutes saw a lot of good Carterton possession with shots from Matthew Lee,
Charley Collins and Aaron Robins. Another attack by Carterton was broken
down by Banbury who counter attacked and put the ball into the net on 12
minutes. 1 - 0 to Banbury. Carterton continued to press forward with the
ball being fed into the Banbury box but the final touch was missing.
Charlie Collins was unlucky on the half hour when his shot hit the bar and
bounced to safety. Banbury did get some possession but did not really
threaten the Carterton goal until just before half time, but their attempt
was cleared by the Carterton defence.
The first 10
minutes of the second half began just like the first except this time it was
Banbury who kept possession. Within 20 seconds of the restart Banbury homed
in onto the Carterton goal but keeper Danny Chapman managed to put the
attacker under pressure and the shot went wide. Carterton had a free kick
in their own half and put it over the Banbury defence for Oliver Hawkins to
lob the ball over the keeper into the net for 1 – 1. The next 5 minutes saw
Banbury on the attack with Carterton defence Alex Collett, Richard Johnson,
and Garry Larner working very hard to deny them. On 43 minutes Banbury
scored by a header direct from a well struck corner to make it 2 – 1.
Carterton continued to push forward and could not get the ball into the
net. With a string of corners Banbury defended very well and Charley
Collins saw his headed shot, direct from a corner, stopped on the line by
the Banbury keeper. The final 5 minutes saw Banbury occupying too much time
in the Carterton half and kept Danny Chapman very busy. The final action
came on 78 minutes when Banbury had a corner that was only half cleared. An
unchallenged Banbury player struck the ball from the 6 yard line and scored
to make it 3 - 1.
The final
whistle went and Carterton had once again made lots of chances but paid the
penalty for not getting the ball into the net, but their overall play was
very good with lots of passing and good tackling.
Well done
everyone.
This following
report taken from W&DYL Web site.....Banbury Town played host to Carterton
on a bright but very "blustery" afternoon. The high winds had a very
profound effect on Banbury Town's normal style of fast attacking football.
Both teams had to adapt to the weather. At half time Banbury went in with a
one goal lead after a beautifully executed through ball by Josh Southall was
picked up by Tom Glossop who placed it in the back of the net. The first 10 minutes of the second half began just like the first except this time it was Banbury who kept possession. Within 20 seconds of the restart Banbury homed in onto the Carterton goal but keeper Danny Chapman managed to put the attacker under pressure and the shot went wide. Carterton had a free kick in their own half and put it over the Banbury defence for Oliver Hawkins to lob the ball over the keeper into the net for 1-1. . As the game progressed Banbury started to keep the ball "down" and were rewarded with a second goal header by Keiran Scott after a sweet corner kick taken by Jack kettle. It remained 2 1 for some time until a superb cross by Dion Pain was placed into the box of which Carterton failed to clear. The loose ball was picked up by Josh Southall who hit the ball sweetly into the net. Both teams played the game in good spirit. Banbury Town's managers man of the match was Josh Southall - their parents player of the match was Tom Glossop |
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9.9.07 |
CFC U 13 2 v 4
Wychwood
Match report
from W&DYL Web site.....The two promoted sides met on the opening day of the
season producing an end to end game. This fine win avenged last seasons
opening day defeat by their host's. Carterton pressured the Wychwood goal
for the first 25 minutes with a string of chances but could not find the
back of the net. Shots from Aaron Robins, Oliver Hawkins, Ethan West, Oliver
Chowns, and Harry McEnnis went just wide, cleared off the line and also
saved by the Wychwood keeper who was kept very busy. The first goal came
some ten minutes before half time, Ben Edwards firing in a free kick some
thirty yards out - over 'keeper Dabby Chapman's glove. The sides then
settled to produce some good football with chances coming at both ends. The second half got under way with Andrew Bull double the Wychwood's lead. The next 5 minutes were very busy for the Wychwood keeper who kept guard until Jack Green shot over him from 18 yards to make it 2-1. Second half sub Conrad Palejowski then hit a double to put Wychwood in command. Although Carterton kept attacking it was Wychwood who should have gone further ahead missing a penalty. Carterton never gave up and kept pushing forward and a second goal came on 65 minutes when Jack Green got his second directly from a corner. There were good debuts for Carterton's Tom Deeley and Morgan Harry with Matt Twin performing well in midfield along with the rest of the Wychwood team. The battle continued but no further goals were scored during the match. The final score was 4-2 to Wychwood and the Carterton were left frustrated by all their missed chances. Well played everybody. |
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