SWANSEA 2
45, 70ALBION 0
Albion’s under-18s were beaten 2-0 by Swansea City on Saturday.
The Seagulls created a number of good opportunities throughout the game, but were undone by a strike right on half-time against the run of play.
Albion's most notable chance of the opening 45 minutes fell to Jack Rowe-Hurst, but the forward hit the post after closing down the goalkeeper.
Simon Rusk’s side continued to press forward in the second half, but were done by another Swansea counter-attack twenty minutes from time.Professional development coach Vic Bragg said, “We played some exceptional football which was pleasing to note. We also had a number of opportunities to score, but conceded due to a lack of concentration in defence just before half-time.
“It was disappointing not to capitalise on having so much possession throughout the game.”
Albion: Wray (GK); Courtney (Tilley 60), White, Horncastle, Barnett; Collar, Pring, Harris, Wiltshire; Tighe, Rowe-Hurst (Mayers 75).
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45, 70ALBION 0
Albion’s under-18s were beaten 2-0 by Swansea City on Saturday.
The Seagulls created a number of good opportunities throughout the game, but were undone by a strike right on half-time against the run of play.
Albion's most notable chance of the opening 45 minutes fell to Jack Rowe-Hurst, but the forward hit the post after closing down the goalkeeper.
Simon Rusk’s side continued to press forward in the second half, but were done by another Swansea counter-attack twenty minutes from time.Professional development coach Vic Bragg said, “We played some exceptional football which was pleasing to note. We also had a number of opportunities to score, but conceded due to a lack of concentration in defence just before half-time.
“It was disappointing not to capitalise on having so much possession throughout the game.”
Albion: Wray (GK); Courtney (Tilley 60), White, Horncastle, Barnett; Collar, Pring, Harris, Wiltshire; Tighe, Rowe-Hurst (Mayers 75).
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