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Majestiche Siege im Nachwuchs! Die Maidenhead Juniors Vipers und Sharks dominieren mit beeindruckenden Leistungen. Beide Mannschaften zeigten herausragenden Fußball und sicherten sich wohlverdiente Siege. Nachwuchstalente brillieren Mit strategischem

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Maidenhead United Juniors Sharks u15s

Maidenhead Vipers U13’s produced a dominant display as they stormed past Wargrave Wolves U13’s Stripes in a cup tie, securing a comprehensive 9-2 victory.

The Vipers were relentless from start to finish, with star performances across the pitch, highlighted by two clinical hat-tricks from Zayn-Davis Hussain and Rex Walkenden-Egan.

Zayn-Davis Hussain continued his superb goal-scoring form with another hat-trick, showing his trademark poise in front of goal. Walkeden-Egan was equally impressive, combining intelligent runs and excellent wing play to grab his own trio of goals, slicing through the Wolves’ defense with ease.

Vipers captain Will Biggs led by example, dictating play with authority and notching a well-deserved goal to cap off a strong individual performance. Maxymilian Olender also shone brightly, scoring two goals, including a spectacular strike from outside the box that left the Wolves’ keeper stunned. His all-around contribution earned him the Player of the Match accolade.

Despite a couple of goals from the Wolves, Maidenhead’s dominance was never in question, and the win sees the Vipers progressing confidently in the competition.

With two tough league fixtures on the horizon, the Vipers will be looking to carry this momentum forward as they continue their season campaign. The Vipers march on!

Maidenhead Sharks u15s tamed the u15 Hearts of Teddlothians Lions in a cup game with a flawless win of 3-0.

The Sharks were aggressive and lively from the first minute taking control of the game and denying space to the opposition to play. Yuvraj netted twice and Ethan was also on target while Albert, the Shark’s goalkeeper, produced some outstanding saves in the second half to keep his team in front and see them through to the next round.

Player of the match went to Yuvraj, real fox in the box. Two great goals making him this season’s top scorer with five goals from four games played.

Coach Seb said he was ‘really proud and happy that the players claimed a deserved victory after a lot of hard work at training’.

Many of the Maidenhead Boys & Girls FC teams were in cup action over the weekend, with the u17s Barracudas losing their EBFA League cup knock out match 3-2 at home to Woodley Wanderers and Youth Tigers.

The u17s Stingrays were also knocked out of the competition after losing 4-1 away to Pangbourne Youth Pumas.

The u15s Wolverines bowed out of their league cup competition after a 7-0 home defeat to Westwood Wanderers Colts, while the u14s Missiles lost their tie 4-1 at home to Reeves Rangers Hoops.

The run of defeats was ended by the u13s Marvels 5-3 away win at Crowthorne Crows in the league cup, but the u13s Raptors were unable to join them in the next round as they lost 5-2 away to Hawley Youth Colts.

The u12s Falcons won their BYFL nine-a-side game 4-2 against Caversham AFC Krakens while the Pythons u12s were 5-2 winners over Caversham Trents Whites. The 12s Hawks however, lost their Division 3 tie 3-0 against Woodley Wanderers and Youth Tigers.

There were mixed results for the club's girls teams with the u12s Hotshots losing 2-1 away at Caversham AFC Swans in Division 2. The u14s Girls Eagles claimed a convincing 3-0 win away to AFC Henley in their league cup knock out match, however, both the u15s Sharks and the u16s Mustangs were beaten in their league cup matches, losing 4-0 away to Sandhurst Warriors and 8-1 away to Henley Lionesses respectively.