ALL the action from across colts football this week Under 7s Mepal Sports 7 Sutton 1 MEPAL started brightly in their first ever competitive match and were ahead within 30 seconds through Max Bradley. The match was evenly contested and only some fine sa

ALL the action from across colts football this week

Under 7s

Mepal Sports 7

Sutton 1

MEPAL started brightly in their first ever competitive match and were ahead within 30 seconds through Max Bradley.

The match was evenly contested and only some fine saves from Oscar Jarvis kept Mepal in front until a goal from Jerome Menon extended their lead.

The second period was dominated by Mepal, with Jake Sulman at the heart of most of the Mepal attacks, allowing Lewis Shipley to score four goals the pick of which was a long range free kick.

Sutton provided stout opposition and got a goal back before Bradley completed the scoring for Mepal late on.

Under 10s

Witchford Colts 1

Newmarket Town 3

WITCHFORD put up a valiant fight against a strong Newmarket side but the visitors' clinical finishing proved to be the difference between the two sides.

Newmarket took the lead and, as Witchford pressed for an equaliser, they broke away to double their advantage before the break. Colts were back in the game immediately after half-time thanks to Harvey Cross' excellent finish but Newmarket netted again and , despite coming under a lot of pressure from the home side, they held for the win.

Under 11s

Witchford Colts 14

Sutton Rangers 0

COLTS cruised to another victory with a comprehensive win over neighbours Sutton. Once Ryan Pettitt had opened the scoring it was one way traffic for the first half with Witchford going in at half-time nine goals to the good.

Sutton kept battling and made a better game of it second half but Witchford manage another five goals in the second half to run out comfortable winners. Scorers Ryan Pettitt (5), Callum Munden (4), Ben Lymer (2), Luca Philo (1), Jack Curtis (1) and an own goal.

Under 12s

Witchford Colts 6

Cambridge Diamonds 1

WITCHFORD dominated the first half of this cup tie.

Davie Thompson and Matthew Loades both grabbed a pair of goals and Matt Ashman added a fifth as the Diamonds defence struggled with the pace of the Witchford attack. Diamonds responded with a goal just before half time.

The second half was a more even affair with both defences on top. Matt Ashman eventually broke through and finished well for his second and Witchford's sixth to take the home team into the next round of the cup.

Under 13s

Witchford 1

Sawtry 4

WITCHFORD started the match brightly, creating a number of chances early on.

The deadlock was broken mid way through the first half with some good passing play from the visitors which saw the ball end up in the net. Witchford equalised soon after through Chloe Minall who lobbed the keeper from distance. The second half saw Sawtry come out stronger and they soon had the better of the home side, scoring two more before a corner in the final minute sealed the victory.

Under 15s

Shelford & Stapleford 2

Littleport Town 3

PORT came away with an important victory despite not playing their best football at Shelford & Stapleford.

Port started the better but could not find the net and it was the hosts who took the lead midway through the first half when Port's defence failed to clear.

Port got back on level terms when Alister Musa scored following a flick on from Will Crisp. Port scored again through Charlie Bowditch and very soon after a solo effort from Tom Beresford made the points safe.