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FC Bracknell enjoy football fun at Binfield FC tournament

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Wednesday, May 11, 2022 4:20 pm
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FC Bracknell at Binfield FC's tournament

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FC BRACKNELL U06’s and U07’s celebrated a weekend of success at Binfield FC’s youth football tournament.

The Blues U7’s won the tournament and went on to collect the winning trophy and medals after an outstanding performance.

Player of the tournament went to Oscar Hewett who helped contribute to a fantastic team display.

FC Bracknell U12’s also competed at the tournament and did themselves proud with their performances.

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Coaches, parents and players of the FC Bracknell U7 blues were all super proud of their team’s achievement having scooped the trophy for best in group for their top performance at the Binfield FC tournament.

FC Bracknell’s U7’s coach said: “With some superb defending and attacking alike, along with several clean sheets, the team played their hearts out from start to finish with nothing but passion for the sport.

“We would like to thank Binfield FC for the warm welcome and fantastically organised morning.”

FC Bracknell U6s lined up in their first ever tournament on a warm but overcast Saturday Morning in Binfield. New coaches James, Jonathan and Peter were on hand to encourage the team.

FC Bracknell had two teams in the U6 age group, FC Bracknell Reds and FC Bracknell Blues. The Reds got off to a flying start winning their match, pressing well and winning the ball high up the pitch was to be the trend for the Reds who went on to win their next two games and draw their final match.

As a result the Reds were named the Best Team of the group winning what will hopefully be the first of many trophies.

As for the Blues they did extremely well and battled hard throughout. Passing and moving, playing as a team the Blues narrowly lost their first game with a last minute wonder strike from the Binfield forward.

They went on the win their next game, which was followed by a draw and another closely fought defeat.

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