LEAGUE TITLE CHASE CONTINUES

 

BENEJUZAR 1 V 6 MIL PALMERAS
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Mil Palmeras moved 2 points behind league leaders to keep there 2011 unbeaten record. David Milton Stamm benefited from some good training this week, with a brace of goals. A win was on the cards for a well drilled Mil Palmeras Team,

 

 

who worked hard and included 2 players, playing up an age group. Diego Sheffield celebrated in fine style with 2 cracking goals and Ben Naylor also recovered well from Illness to keep his goalscoring record going.    

Benejuzar played very defensively and scored on the break but a solid performance keeps Mil Palmeras well placed for a league title challenge. With top of the table dropping points last week made for another great week for Mil Palmeras Tigers.

MIL PALMERAS 4 V 1 BENIJOFAR.

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     Captain Harry Williams lead the way with two goals but debutant Emily Kelly grabbed the headlines with a fine performance in midfield. Sure footed Kallum Carr, started in defence and certainly held them together, although was only challenged slightly by this Benijofar team. George Johnson slotted home another penalty following a hand ball, with Connor Hirst continuing to impress up front and Oliver Godden's speed on the right was on show for all to see. Naylor Grabbed the 3rd for Mil Palmeras following some nice left wing play, to make it 3-1 at the break.

     After half time Mil Palmeras needed another goal to steady the nerves and this came from Williams who rounded the defender to slot home, making it 4-1 to Mil Palmeras. The result could of been greater and Benijofar are given credit for 4 defenders and contributed to a nice friendly game all round, well done.

FC Granja 3 v 1 Mil Palmeras

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A very good performance all round especially in the second half from Mil Palmeras, who for a long time played and passed like a great team. Granja unlocked the Mil Palmeras defence on two occasions and finished well to go into a 2-0 lead in the first half. Alex Morse in goal was changed for James Wilson Pestell, following an injury, and James was a highlight in a match of many positives. Esteban for Mil Palmeras rounded the goalkeeper only to see his pass to Lewis Long go astray, but chances were created.

     The second half and Mil Palmeras came to life with Esteban and Charlie Hawes linking well, which lead to Captain, Charlie slotting home following a fine run. Jame Brown could of scored following a great run, but Granja scored a third late on, to take the 3 points, but matched them player for player.

Mil Palmeras 3 v 6 San Miguel

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Mil Palmeras went behind to two well worked goals, only for forward Travis Preston to score another goal to make it 2-1 to San Miguel. Half time was soon approaching and San Miguel scored again to make it 3-1 at the break. This game could of enjoyed better football, but Captain Karim Ferouli lead the Way, and in form Travis grabbed his second in the game but San Miguel had gone into a 5-2 lead, at this point. Mil Palmeras through a free kick from Kai Pickford put up a great fightback but San Miguel scored late on to win the game. Nathan Done defended well and Jake Scott was solid in midfield, in front of an assured Lucy Daly.

Mil Palmeras 3 v 6 Benferri.

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Mil Palmeras beat Benferri the first time round and Benferri got there way this time although Mil Palmeras looked good for the points early on. Tiandra Anderson found her feet in this game, but Jack Hannigan can be proud for grabbing his first ever league goal. Mil Palmeras went 2-1 down but came back with Luke Naylor grabbing 2 good goals, and also an assist for Jack goal too, which made it 3-2 to the home side.
      Mil Palmeras however lost 3 late goals following an helping hand from referee for a drop ball in our 6 yard box. But good game, good atmosphere and all players had a good run out, well done.

TONYS SOCCER SCHOOL MENS LEAGUE
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      This week see Captains Table win the second Division Cup, which see Managers Steve Toomey and Shane North win the trophy for the first time 5-3. La Manga played well in a good final, Tonys Soccer School Under 18's lost 8-5 to a good Montesinos side, and the Veterans narrowly beaten 10-5 by Quesada. Medals for all players see 50 people enjoy a nice presentation evening afterwards, in a packed Bar