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FC Bracknell round-up: U14 Colts bounce back with away victory

by Andy Preston
April 16, 2021
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FC Bracknell U12’s took on Berks Elite FC at home and in an exciting match, with plenty of action and six goals as both teams enjoyed all 60 minutes of football. 

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The U13 Youth were on their travels to Reading City FC Utd and kept up their unbeaten friendly record in tacked with back-to-back draws. In a tight battle, the match ended 1-1.

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U14 Colts bounced back from last week’s loss with a brilliant 3-0 nil win over Theale Tigers Black at Farley Wood.

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After the disappointment of last week the Colts bounced back to take three points at Camberley Town with a 2-1 triumph.

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A change in formation saw the Colts dominate the first half to take a 2-0 lead at half-time with goals from MotM Charlie Bray and a spectacular goal from Ethan Callaway.

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Colts’ goalie Dom Wall was very rarely troubled all game and had it not been for an own goal conceded from a corner three minutes from time would’ve kept a clean sheet which set up a nervy finish.

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