Bodmin 4 v Wadebridge 5 - Friday 27th April

We played our final home match of the season Friday against a Wadebridge side that we drew 2-2 with earlier in the Season. Bodmin started off well creating a couple, of early chances, bu then Wadebridge took over and scored on the breakaway, an equaliser came from a great shot by Siam cutting in from the left wing. Then due to defensive mistakes and good finishing Wadebridge scored a further three goals to lead 4-1 at half time. After a few words of encouragement at half time Bodmin began to look a different team and deservedly scored through Fin. Then a third was added through the effort and persistence of Roland, at 4-3 down it looked like we may come back and at least earn a draw, but Wadebridge were to regain a two goal advantage with a fine shot from the edge of the area. We did score again through Owen but a couple of good saves from the Wadebridge keeper ensured that they came away 5-4 victors.
Our last game of the season is now away to Charlestown this coming Thursday.

Newquay 4 v Bodmin 1 - Thursday 19th April

This was a deserved win for Newquay after an even first half in which the teams were level 1-1. Newquay opened the scoring from a penalty given for handball against Si-am but soon equalised with a goal from Owen. The second half began with chances for both teams being missed before the final 10 minutes saw Newquay score 3 further goals without reply. Unfortunately this seems to  be a recurring theme with us at the moment with goals being consistently conceded in the final 10 minutes of matches, although we played almost the whole game without being able to make any substitutions after Thomas succumbed to a leg injury in the opening minutes. Once again though the boys cannot be faulted for the effort shown. Next game at home to Wadebridge on Friday evening 27th April.

The Team v Newquay, 

Back Row L to R - Ciaran,Oscar,Owen,Fin

Front Row L to R - Jack,Roland,Si-am,Thomas

small sided games

A short video showing how a small sided game without influence from adults can benefit the child.