Game 4

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05/10/24 - League 

Calverton Miners Welfare 0 - 4 AFC

With more depth to call upon this week, Attenborough completed a straightforward task away at struggling Calverton. A disappointing pitch meant it was hard to play with too much flair, but numerous chances were created and AFC were value for a lot more than the eventual four-goal winning margin.

In terms of goal scorers, this game was notable for a first club goal for Lewie Pearson. Not known for his shooting proficiency, Lewie had worked on adding more going forward to his game and topped off the scoring with a strike from outside the box. It is impossible to deny the fact that it was deflected past the goalkeeper, but it was very much a deserved goal for a player who is an extremely influential member of the mid-field with his aggressive performances.

haywood; r caine, j smith, humphriss, savage; pearson (83’), l caine (15’ c), billson; luke smith, cuesta-sarris, pursglove (4’)

subs; louis smith (49’), brownbill, stentiford



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