Game Two.In One Night Part 2/2

The Onetouchables had to pick themselves up right away after the bitter lose to the Portuguese bandits.

Many of the Onetouchables players looked drained after giving everything in the last game, but it’s always in test like this that brings out the best in players.

The Onetouchables started very well. Luke Sutton was having much more of an easy game early on, and was showing some vintage and quite amazing touches and turns.
The Onetouchables were having a lot of the ball and were making chances; it was only a matter of time till they took the lead.

The Onetouchables were string passes together well, and defending well as well. So nice passes were being put together and it was not long till Luke Sutton grabbed the first of the game.

But just like a lot of the time when the Onetouchables take the lead, they were soon pegged back, when a lack of communication between George Warnett and Onetouchable debutant Jake Sutton passed the ball past Warnett and to the opposition player, who could not believe his luck, tucked one back for the other team.

The sides went in 1-1 at the brake.

The second half was scrappy and a rugged old match. With both teams pressing for the win.
Cairns had to be on top form, and produced, what only can be described as the save of the season, Cairns had got a great hand to the first shot but the ball had pick up some major back spin of the Irishman’s glove, which sent the ball backwards toward his own net, with this Cairns clawed the goal bound ball away from his net, which was greeted with much praise from the touchline.

The Onetouchables were looking to leave defeat from the first game behind, and with this, needed someone to step up to the plate and make a difference.
The call was answered by none other then Luke Sutton himself who grabbed the second of the game.

The Onetouchables defended well till the end and ran out deserved victors.
2-1 was the final score. A BitterSweet Night for the Onetouchables

M.O.T.M
L.Sutton

Goal Scorers
L.Sutton x2