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Saturday 8th November

West Exe  2      Ottery St Mary  2

Ottery travelled away to third placed West Exe, Ottery dominated from the start keeping the ball really well with Charlie Norris opening the scoring with a great individual goal,Ottery didn't capitalise on there many chances they created and even failed to convert a penalty, Just before halftime James Billing scored his first of the season and ottery's second.

The second half started as the first had finished with Ottery pushing for more goals and were unlucky to concede when West Exe hit them on the break,Ottery again failed to capitalise on the many chances they created and again failed to convert from the spot,Then in the final five minutes West Exe were awarded a penalty and took there opportunity to level the scores.

West Exe would probably be the happier with the one point leaving the Ottery boys to think over there numerous missed chances of taking the three points.

Man of the Match  Ryan Tucker-Swift for a solid performance at the back!


 

Saturday 11th October

Hemyock  0  Ottery St Mary under 11s  4

Ottery travelled away to Hemyock and after a disappointing performance at home last week they were looking to regain some confidence. Both teams started well and Hemyock were unlucky not to have taken the lead but for a great save from Nathan Gooding. Ottery looked to be regaining some of their confidence and were passing the ball well and twenty minutes in Ottery took the lead when Hemyock half cleared the ball leaving Jacob Thomas to strike the ball from just outside the area with a unstoppable shot.
Hemyock went all out for the equaliser and Otterys' defenders, Ryan Tucker-Swift, Maati Galan and Archie Jenkins, were solid and showed they were up for the challenge of the Hemyock attack holding out till the break.
The second half started with Hemyock still pushing for the equaliser. Jordan Rodgers broke away knocking the ball into Oliver Bird, who was bought down for a free kick to Ottery. Connor Swingler stepped up and drove the ball hard and low for Otterys' second.
 Hemyock were determined to get one back but Ottery came away again with Swingler breaking down the left, taking on the defender and cutting back inside to finish well to the keepers right, for Otterys' third. Otterys' strikers, Charlie Norris and James Billing, worked hard up front and Norris was unlucky not to get on the score sheet when the keeper fumbled his shot and the defender sliced his clearance for Otterys' fourth.
Man of the match, Archie Jenkins, was a rock in defence and showed the importance of a good attacking full back.

 

4th October 2008

Ottery 0 Culm Eagles 7

Ottery were at home for their second game of the season against Culm Eagles.

The match started at a nice fast pace with good play from both sides. Both teams passed the ball well and Culm took the lead on the counter, with a well taken goal.

Ottery again applied pressure pushing for the equaliser and were punished for not taking several chances with a second goal from Culm. Ottery battled on trying to pull one back but were shocked by a third goal from Culm just before half time and Otterys heads dropped.

The20second half started with an early goal for Culm which finished Ottery off. They were unable to string any passes together and were always second to the ball. Culm finished strong adding another three goals before the final whistle blew.

Man of the match Nathan Gooding never gave up, making some great saves, only to see Culm’s strikers react first when the ball went loose.

Otterys good start was sent crashing, letting the boys know they need to give it their all to get back on track.
 

20-9-08

Feniton  0    Ottery under11s  11

The under 11's first game of the season saw them travel away to Feniton with some new faces.  The first half started pretty even and Feniton were unlucky to concede from a well taken goal from Charlie Norris, with the game staying fairly level until just before half time Charlie Norris scored Ottery's second goal.

The second half saw Ottery taking control and starting to pass the ball around. They were rewarded with two well worked goals from Ryan Tucker-Swift, working well in midfield with Connor Swingler, who also scored two goals.
 
Jacob Thomas and Jordan Rogers also both scored one goal a piece, working tirelessly down the wings.  All the defence, Archie Jenkins, Maati Galan, James Billing and Lewis Rawlinson worked hard, linking well with the midfield and when Ottery's goal was threatened, Nathan Gooding was unbeatable.  Man of the match Charlie Norris scored another three goals for a great start to the season for Ottery St Mary.


Feniton 0    OSM 11

 

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