Under-8s in festive spirit with Blackpool and District Youth Football League

The Under-eights teams in the Blackpool and District Youth Football League got into the festive spirit with their Christmas festival last weekend.
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Spectators were treated to lots of great football as the players showed how much they had developed in the first phase of the season and how much fun they have playing with their friends.

The players thoroughly enjoyed the morning and left the field with big smiles on their faces.

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A photo montage from the B&DYFL Under-8 Christmas FestivalA photo montage from the B&DYFL Under-8 Christmas Festival
A photo montage from the B&DYFL Under-8 Christmas Festival

The children welcomed the opportunity to play against teams they had not faced before, and they were greatly encouraged to see parents cheering on all the players.

The league’s Under-9s and U10s continued their development league matches last weekend and the fine football earned praise from spectators.

FY Academy’s winning streak in the Under-18 competition came to an end at home to Bispham JFF Blades Whites.

The visitors won 4-2 to inflict FY’s first defeat of the season as Oliver Ward (2), Arron Crombie and Kian Atkinson scored the goals. Sacha Kosogorin and Elliott Collins replied for FY. This result opens up the title race and the Whites would go top by winning their two games in hand.

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Action from the B&DYFL Under-8s Christmas FestivalAction from the B&DYFL Under-8s Christmas Festival
Action from the B&DYFL Under-8s Christmas Festival

Staining were 5-2 winners at home to Thornton Cleveleys Reds thanks to goals from Jack Valiant (2), Kaleb Deans, Justin Kirkman and James Wiseman. Ethan Davies netted both for the Reds.

Thornton Cleveleys Blacks fared better, beating Wyre JFC 7-1 with seven different scorers – Michael Young, Ben Gibb, Billy Wade, Adam Skinner, Archie Lang, Elias Wolfenden and Dylan Copeland. Ben Hall was on target for Wyre.

Finally, an in-house derby saw Bispham JFF Predators get the better of Bispham JFF Phantoms with goals from Nat Topping, Lewis Wynn, James Perry, Ian Charnock and Harrison Hill.

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