Premier League Match Wrap Up Monday 08 May

Men’s Premier League First Grade - Round 7 vs Kellyville United

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Kellyville Kolts Soccer Club Men's Premier League First grade took on Kellyville United in a highly anticipated local derby on a chilly Saturday evening at Caddies Creek Reserve. It was an intense and physical battle with both teams determined to secure the bragging rights.

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The Kolts started the match brightly, dominating possession and creating some excellent chances. However, they could not convert their opportunities into goals, until late in the first half it was the 42nd minute when Chris Barbera found the back of the net to give his team the lead. Kellyville United tried to fight back, but the Kolts defence was solid, and they could not find a way past them. The Kolts went to the break with a 1-0 lead.

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In the second half, the Kolts came out with even more determination and were finally rewarded when Liam Lawler doubled the Kolts' lead in the 75th minute, much to the delight of the travelling supporters. Kellyville United tried to mount a comeback, but the Kolts defence held firm, and they could not find a way through.

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In the dying minutes of the game, Hamish Callaghan sealed the victory for the Kolts, scoring in the 87th minute to make it 3-0.

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It was a well-deserved victory for the Kolts, who showed grit and determination throughout the match. The players put in a tremendous effort, and the goals were a reward for their hard work.

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First Grade will be looking to carry this form into this week when they have two games, one Thursday night at Valentine Sports Park and then Saturday when they host Kenthurst at Bernie Mullane in a blockbuster Grand Final re-match.

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Men’s Premier League Reserve Grade - Round 7 vs Kellyville United

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Kellyville Kolts Soccer Club Men's Premier League Reserve grade travelled to take on Kellyville United in a highly contested local derby on a sunny Saturday afternoon. It was a physical and tense affair, with both teams strong willed in their pursuit of victory.

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The game started with Kellyville United dominating the possession and creating some excellent chances. The Kolts defence was resolute, and they were able to keep the scoreline level for the first 30 minutes.

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In the 32nd minute, Kellyville United broke the deadlock with a well-placed shot that beat the Kolts' goalkeeper. The Kolts tried to push forward to equalise, and their efforts paid off in the 42nd minute when Kameron Harron found the back of the net to level the scores.

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The second half started with both teams fighting hard to get the crucial goal that would give them the lead. It was Kellyville United who struck first in the 48th minute with a goal that left the Kolts defence stranded.

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Despite some great attacking play by the Kolts, they could not find the back of the net again, and the match ended with Kellyville United claiming the victory.

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It was a disappointing result for the Kolts, who had put in a tremendous effort throughout the match. The players worked hard and never gave up, but it was not enough to secure the victory.

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The Ressie’s will be looking to bounce back in their next game, a mid-week game at Valentine Sports park this Tuesday before returning home to Bernie to take on fierce rivals Kenthurst as they strive to take back top spot on the ladder.

Premier Youth League - Round 5 vs Winston Hills Bears

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Goals - Kyle Allen ⚽️ Conor Siney ⚽️

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Assists - A. Sandhu⚡️⚡️

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A potentially tricky away fixture saw the top of the table PYL team drop more valuable points and give up a 2-0 lead. A frustrating afternoon turned into a nightmare as costly mistakes and lapses in concentration saw the PYL drop 2 valuable points in their quest for the Minor Premiership. 

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A bumpy pitch saw plenty of mistakes as the Kolts tried to play their passing game. They were rewarded for their endeavour when Kyle Allen bagged a long-range goal to put them in the lead. Prior to halftime, that lead was doubled as Conor Siney climbed above everyone to score a sublime header. 2-0 at the break 

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The Kolts were in total control up until about 10 minutes into the second half. Within 15 minutes the scores were level at 2-2 as 2 unfortunate and uncharacteristic mistakes by GK, Jackson Walters, saw The Bears draw level. 

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With plenty of time left in the game the Kolts were unable to create any chances of note and had to rely on their GK Jackson Walters pulling off a couple of saves late on. Jake Abbey put in a MOTM performance with some last ditch tackles to save the team from a disastrous loss.

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They will have to bounce back and learn quick from this setback. In football you always have the opportunity to go again and show your mental toughness and resilience. The next couple of games will give the team that opportunity. 

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With a bye this weekend, Coach Tayler has plenty of time to work with the team before their next outing against Baulkham Hills. 

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Until then, Bleed ❤️🖤❤️🖤

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Women’s Premier League - Round 5 vs BYE

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Kellyville Kolts Women's Premier League team were drawn the bye this week meaning they still sit undefeated in the Women’s Premier League with two wins and two draws. We return home for our next game with the also undefeated Greystanes FC, on Mother’s Day. Get down to Bernie Mullane with your Mum and cheer the girls on to victory. ❤️🖤❤️🖤

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