Match 31/20/1834 - Saturday, 31st October 2020 - SCEFL Premier
Erith Town (1) 4 Bedford 25 Callender 67 Gannon 82 Power 90
Tunbridge Wells (0) 0
Attendance: 63
Admission: Pass
Programme: Digital
Mileage: 74/1,862
Thursday, 5 November 2020
Tonbridge Angels 5 Taunton Town 0
Match 29/20/1832 - Saturday, 24th October 2020 - FA Cup 4QR
Tonbridge Angels (2) 5 Greenhalgh 28,51 Akrofi 42 Splatt 75 Turner 90+2
Taunton Town (0) 0
Attendance: BCD
Admission: Pass
Programme: Digital
Mileage: 38/1,772
Match Report
Tonbridge Angels (2) 5 Greenhalgh 28,51 Akrofi 42 Splatt 75 Turner 90+2
Taunton Town (0) 0
Attendance: BCD
Admission: Pass
Programme: Digital
Mileage: 38/1,772
Match Report
Thursday, 22 October 2020
Dartford U18 4 Tonbridge Angels U18 1
Match 28/20/1831 - Wednesday, 22nd October 2020 - FA Youth Cup 3QR
Dartford (1) 4 Sergeant 41 Watson 51 Davey 64 Shepherd 85
Tonbridge Angels (1) 1 Murphy 3
Attendance: 357
Admission: £2
Programme: Free
Mileage: 62/1,734
Tonbridge Angels bowed out of this season’s FA Youth Cup at Princes Park as a strong Dartford side ran out 4-1 winners.
The game could not have started better for the Angels, going in front after just two minutes when Aiden Murphy converted after some fine work down the left by Akolwole Salami.
Tommy Parkinson’s side contained seven first year students and when Cameron Wootton took a heavy knock after 13 minutes, 15-year-old Finley Hartley was his replacement. Losing Wootton was a blow as he has a physical presence that might have given Dartford’s towering central defensive partnership something to think about.
Salami brought a good save out of the home goalkeeper as Tonbridge continued their bright opening.
But the home side was beginning to exert themselves on the game forcing a succession of corners that with their home side’s height was to cause obvious problems. But the Angels’ goalkeeper, Charlie Martin, was rising to the occasion with a series of punched clearances.
After 32 minutes, Martin made a brilliant save, clawing a shot out of the top corner.
As the time ticked down on the first period and Dartford’s corner count mounting, the Angels finally succumbed when a free kick slipped from Martin’s grasp for Sergeant to stab home.
Martin was back in action before the break with a wonderful low save to preserve parity at the half time whistle.
Both Angels full backs, Chester Smith and Will Amiss had stuck manfully to their task as both Dartford wingers were full of tricks and step overs. But, after 51 minutes, a drive forward and cross from the right enabled Watson a close range tap in to give the Darts the lead.
The Angels were further depleted when influential midfielder Luca Woodhouse limped out of the game four minutes later.
After 64 minutes Dartford scored a goal that could grace the Premier League when Davey met a clearance on the volley from 25 yards, the shot whistling into the bottom corner giving Martin no chance.
Despite conceding a fourth goal five minutes from time through Shepherd the substantial Tonbridge contingent in a crowd of 357 could be rightly proud of their efforts both in this game and in the previous rounds. As was Tommy Parkinson, despite having to concede defeat to his first team mate, Ben Greenhalgh.
Tommy said after the match that his team had been beaten by the better team but his young team will learn from the experience and come back stronger in next year’s competition.
Dartford (1) 4 Sergeant 41 Watson 51 Davey 64 Shepherd 85
Tonbridge Angels (1) 1 Murphy 3
Attendance: 357
Admission: £2
Programme: Free
Mileage: 62/1,734
Tonbridge Angels bowed out of this season’s FA Youth Cup at Princes Park as a strong Dartford side ran out 4-1 winners.
The game could not have started better for the Angels, going in front after just two minutes when Aiden Murphy converted after some fine work down the left by Akolwole Salami.
Tommy Parkinson’s side contained seven first year students and when Cameron Wootton took a heavy knock after 13 minutes, 15-year-old Finley Hartley was his replacement. Losing Wootton was a blow as he has a physical presence that might have given Dartford’s towering central defensive partnership something to think about.
Salami brought a good save out of the home goalkeeper as Tonbridge continued their bright opening.
But the home side was beginning to exert themselves on the game forcing a succession of corners that with their home side’s height was to cause obvious problems. But the Angels’ goalkeeper, Charlie Martin, was rising to the occasion with a series of punched clearances.
After 32 minutes, Martin made a brilliant save, clawing a shot out of the top corner.
As the time ticked down on the first period and Dartford’s corner count mounting, the Angels finally succumbed when a free kick slipped from Martin’s grasp for Sergeant to stab home.
Martin was back in action before the break with a wonderful low save to preserve parity at the half time whistle.
Both Angels full backs, Chester Smith and Will Amiss had stuck manfully to their task as both Dartford wingers were full of tricks and step overs. But, after 51 minutes, a drive forward and cross from the right enabled Watson a close range tap in to give the Darts the lead.
The Angels were further depleted when influential midfielder Luca Woodhouse limped out of the game four minutes later.
After 64 minutes Dartford scored a goal that could grace the Premier League when Davey met a clearance on the volley from 25 yards, the shot whistling into the bottom corner giving Martin no chance.
Despite conceding a fourth goal five minutes from time through Shepherd the substantial Tonbridge contingent in a crowd of 357 could be rightly proud of their efforts both in this game and in the previous rounds. As was Tommy Parkinson, despite having to concede defeat to his first team mate, Ben Greenhalgh.
Tommy said after the match that his team had been beaten by the better team but his young team will learn from the experience and come back stronger in next year’s competition.
Sunday, 18 October 2020
Oxford City 4 Tonbridge Angels 0
Match 27/20/1830 - Saturday, 17th October 2020 - National South
Oxford City (3) 4 Coyle 10 Roberts 17,26 Benyon 86
Tonbridge Angels (0) 0
Attendance: BCD
Admission: Pass
Programme: None
Mileage: 222/1,672
Match Report
Oxford City (3) 4 Coyle 10 Roberts 17,26 Benyon 86
Tonbridge Angels (0) 0
Attendance: BCD
Admission: Pass
Programme: None
Mileage: 222/1,672
Match Report
Wednesday, 14 October 2020
Tunbridge Wells 2 K Sports 0
Match 26/20/1829 - Wednesday, 14th October 2020 - SCEFL Premier
Tunbridge Wells (2) 1 Cornwell 29 Sahadow 38
K Sports (0) 0
Attendance: 300
Admission: £5
Programme: £2
Mileage: 36/1,450
Tunbridge Wells (2) 1 Cornwell 29 Sahadow 38
K Sports (0) 0
Attendance: 300
Admission: £5
Programme: £2
Mileage: 36/1,450
Chichester City 1 Tonbridge Angels 2
Match 25/20/1828 - Tuesday, 13th October 2020 - FA Cup 3QR
Chichester City (1) 1 Haitham 29
Tonbridge Angels (1) 2 Turner 24, 65
Attendance: 400
New Ground: 344
Admission: Pass
Programme: Digital
Mileage: 152/1,414
Chichester City (1) 1 Haitham 29
Tonbridge Angels (1) 2 Turner 24, 65
Attendance: 400
New Ground: 344
Admission: Pass
Programme: Digital
Mileage: 152/1,414
Sunday, 11 October 2020
Tonbridge Angels U18 5 Hollands & Blair U18 2
Match 24/20/1827 - Sunday, 11th October 2020 - Kent Youth League
Tonbridge Angels U18 (1) 5 Murphy 31 Howie 47 Corner (pen) 60 Henley 65 Raffelt 73
Hollands & Blair (1) 2
Headcount: 30
Admission: Free
Programme: None
Mileage: 20/1,262
Tonbridge Angels U18 (1) 5 Murphy 31 Howie 47 Corner (pen) 60 Henley 65 Raffelt 73
Hollands & Blair (1) 2
Headcount: 30
Admission: Free
Programme: None
Mileage: 20/1,262
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