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Tuesday, June 17, 2014
A solid effort but fell short
After the euphoria of the Cup round we were brought back down to earth with a thump. Berwick had the measure of us during the game and won 4-2. They had key players that we had struggled to contain and whilst we were competitive during the whole match they were able to get the edge on us. Notable events were Aaron Lewis cross (shot) that went in to level the scores before half time and Robbie Wibberly's continual efforts at goal with a deflected shot pounced upon by Ian Vincent. Overall the team is continually improving and that we are growing in confidence with each other and it is showing with our passing play.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Breakthrough! Knox Power 1-0 progress in the President's Cup.
It was special that Knox Power achieved their first win and an important one in the first round of the President's Cup. Drawing against Lilydale in the fixture meant we had a solid chance of being competitive as the past few games had shown improvements within the team.
The match winning goal came early from an excellent weighted pass from Sabi Kooner to James Hamilton. He took possession of it midfield and was under pressure from the last defender. He wasn't fouled but if so a red would certainly been issued and this allowed James to slot the ball past the keeper.
From then on it was a game that was controlled by the midfield, each battling to win possession and press the advantage. As time drew to a close Lilydale mounted more pressure with attacking plays. But our defense worked so well with the midfield that each attack was broken down and allowed goal keeper Danny Wilson his first clean sheet of the campaign.
The supporters and players were so happy at the result that had been achieved from all the hard work shown at training. We now look forward to playing the next opponent in the semi-final home and away tie.
The match winning goal came early from an excellent weighted pass from Sabi Kooner to James Hamilton. He took possession of it midfield and was under pressure from the last defender. He wasn't fouled but if so a red would certainly been issued and this allowed James to slot the ball past the keeper.
From then on it was a game that was controlled by the midfield, each battling to win possession and press the advantage. As time drew to a close Lilydale mounted more pressure with attacking plays. But our defense worked so well with the midfield that each attack was broken down and allowed goal keeper Danny Wilson his first clean sheet of the campaign.
The supporters and players were so happy at the result that had been achieved from all the hard work shown at training. We now look forward to playing the next opponent in the semi-final home and away tie.
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