JAKE'S HAT TRICK RETURNS WIN TO KEYWORTH

Samba Nottinghamshire Senior League

Premier Division

EASTWOOD COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT FC 1 KEYWORTH UNITED FC 5

Att: 45

Keyworth United moved up to 8th in the league table as they now are four games unbeaten after a convincing 5-1 win away at Eastwood Community Development.

It was the Development side that started the better of the game going close twice before the Greens had their first chance in a frantic end to end start to the game, but it was Developments ZEB KASUJJA who drew first blood by putting his side in to the lead after 16 minutes.

This sparked the visitors in to action and in a matter of 45 seconds they were on level terms when JAKE FISHERS volleyed home from a acute angle from the edge of the box to make it the scores level at 1-1.

Keyworth continued to press forward, whilst Eastwood played on the counter attack and this game looked like it had a goal to be scored at any minute, but we had to wait until the 37th minute, when a cross shot by DAN CHADWICK floated over the young Development keeper and nestled in to the top corner of the net to give the Greens a 2-1 lead.

The Second Half kicked off and it was the Development side who was pushing forward and it was time for the young United keeper to be called in to action a couple of times.

In the 57th minute, a break down the left side saw KASEY FISHER look up and spot the Development keeper off his line and drove a diagonal ball from the wing across the top in to the net to expand the visitors lead to 3-1.

Both sides bought on young subs to give them field time, but by now it was Keyworth who was in control of the game, but in the 72nd minute, the visiting keeper had to be at his best to keep his sides 2 goal advantage in tact with a excellent save, this proved vital as United broke on the counter and JAKE FISHER fired home his second and his sides fourth goal of the game.

This seemed to knock the stuffing put of the young development side and United took advance as JAKE FISHER danced his way round the area and lifted the ball over the outcoming keeper to complete his hat trick and secure the 5-1 win for his club.

I felt all three Match Officials had superb games.  I would also like to thank Keyworth United FC who are sponsoring the Blogs Charity NOTTINGHAM STROKE CLUB with 25p every goal they score this season..In the clubhouse after the match, Tony Spencer of Nottingham City FC kindly came in and donated £30, and then Match Referee Tom Beard chipped in with £2.50 so a BIG thankyou to all.

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