Under 14's continue to progress

The under 14's travelled to Kidderminster to play at their centre of excellence.
The Pitch was not in great shape after the local mole's had had wild party overnight creating a few craters on the pitch.

The parents helped in assisting by trying to fill them as best they could to allow the game to get under way.

The game kicked off and from the off City were fairly dominant for the first half an hour or so, with some probing play but with little reward in the final third of the pitch, where the final detail is so important. Harriers worked extremely hard to close City down but with limited resources on the bench they were unable to make any in roads.
The deadlock was finally broken with a super creative drive down the left Flank by Jacob Saul who clipped a brilliant cross into the box where Aaron Brett rose early to out jump the very good harriers centre half and send his header into the top opposite corner of the goal.
0-1 City.
This was to be the catalyst for City to up their tempo and eventually add another from the impressive Saul, who found himself on the right had side edge of the box and just drifted in to receive and excellent through ball from Jacob Keane, Saul took one touch and finished the chance low and hard 0-2, there were to be more efforts that were well saved by the Harriers keeper and with Tom Smith for city causing havoc down the right wing he was to set up Oliver Twigg with a beauty of a clip over the Harriers defence where Twigg had made his run just in behind the Harriers defence and met the clip with a delightful piece of control on his left foot and fired home with his right foot on the volley, 0-3 City
The game finished shortly after, credit to both teams for trying to play the game the right way on the deck.
Man of the match Daniel Sutton, the skipper, for playing in three different roles during the game and being comfortable in all three.