PSC semi-final result NIT v PZ

[cornishteddyboy]

Result

New Inn Titans 4-2 Penzance Reserves

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[James_Wright]

NEW INN TITANS 4 PENZANCE RESERVES 2
With the Division One title and League Cup already in the cabinet, New Inn Titans remain on course for a Trelawny treble courtesy of braces from Johnny Jones and Connor Arthur, but were pushed all the way by an industrious Penzance side at sun-drenched Illogan Park.
Again a team seeking to extend a run of sixteen consecutive wins, the visitors had the temerity to take an early lead. A raking pass out of defence by Tyler Dayus was dummied by Joel Steel into the path of Kizzy Snowden who drew home keeper Ian Chatfield before tucking the ball low into the corner of the net.
Sadly Steel's contribution was his last as he was withdrawn injured, but substitute Haidar Fadli almost doubled the damage just after coming on with a commanding back post header from a Harvey Richings corner. Captain James Payne's follow up skimmed just over the bar, and Penzance's failure to go two up when on top proved costly 
With a shot on the turn following a free-kick, striker Jones hauled the Titans back to parity before the break, and a strong start to the second half put them in charge. First, Jones turned provider cutting the ball back to Arthur to drill past Adrian Murley. Then, after good work down the right by Jack Pacy, Jones set up the irrepressible midfielder for his second in an uncannily similar move. 
A spat between Fadli and home midfielder Nico Penfold then saw both players red carded. With Sam Payne already in the sin bin, this temporarily reduced Penzance to nine men, but the nonet defied the disadvantage by notching the goal of the game. From wide on the left, Richings fed Tyler Smith who in turn cushioned the ball into the path of James Payne to rip a scorcher high into the roof of the net from the edge of the box.
Penzance's momentum was broken within a minute, Jones cleverly lifting the ball over Murley for his second goal of the game. The Magpies toiled enthusiastically and imaginatively in the final twenty minutes, but the closest they came to another goal was an injury time cross from Dayus that hit the bar.
New Inn Titans may face the only side to have beaten them this season, Dropship, in the final. The nomadic Division Three champions will be looking to avenge Falmouth DC for their Cornwall Junior Cup final defeat in the other semi. Penzance, meanwhile, can look back with pride on a great Cup run and a creditworthy showing in this stonking tie.
New Inn: Ian Chatfield, Ben Penna, Barry Penfold, Robert Penfold, Jareth Smith, Ryan Baber, Nico Penfold, Connor Arthur, Johnny Jones, Jack Pacy, Chris Ward. Rolling subs: Shaun Jacks, Michael Catterall, Ralph Pascoe, Kaylum Philp
Penzance: Adrian Murley, Josh Whitburn, James Payne (captain), Tyler Dayus, Josh Reeves, Harvey Richings (Dylan Walter 90), Tyler Smith, Robertas Samnauskas, Sam Payne, Joel Steel (Haidar Fadli 24), Kizzy Snowden (Joey Lamb 80). Unused sub: Connor Thomas
Referee: Nigel Colwill
 

[Asterix]

20 hours ago, James_Wright said:

NEW INN TITANS 4 PENZANCE RESERVES 2
With the Division One title and League Cup already in the cabinet, New Inn Titans remain on course for a Trelawny treble courtesy of braces from Johnny Jones and Connor Arthur, but were pushed all the way by an industrious Penzance side at sun-drenched Illogan Park.
Again a team seeking to extend a run of sixteen consecutive wins, the visitors had the temerity to take an early lead. A raking pass out of defence by Tyler Dayus was dummied by Joel Steel into the path of Kizzy Snowden who drew home keeper Ian Chatfield before tucking the ball low into the corner of the net.
Sadly Steel's contribution was his last as he was withdrawn injured, but substitute Haidar Fadli almost doubled the damage just after coming on with a commanding back post header from a Harvey Richings corner. Captain James Payne's follow up skimmed just over the bar, and Penzance's failure to go two up when on top proved costly 
With a shot on the turn following a free-kick, striker Jones hauled the Titans back to parity before the break, and a strong start to the second half put them in charge. First, Jones turned provider cutting the ball back to Arthur to drill past Adrian Murley. Then, after good work down the right by Jack Pacy, Jones set up the irrepressible midfielder for his second in an uncannily similar move. 
A spat between Fadli and home midfielder Nico Penfold then saw both players red carded. With Sam Payne already in the sin bin, this temporarily reduced Penzance to nine men, but the nonet defied the disadvantage by notching the goal of the game. From wide on the left, Richings fed Tyler Smith who in turn cushioned the ball into the path of James Payne to rip a scorcher high into the roof of the net from the edge of the box.
Penzance's momentum was broken within a minute, Jones cleverly lifting the ball over Murley for his second goal of the game. The Magpies toiled enthusiastically and imaginatively in the final twenty minutes, but the closest they came to another goal was an injury time cross from Dayus that hit the bar.
New Inn Titans may face the only side to have beaten them this season, Dropship, in the final. The nomadic Division Three champions will be looking to avenge Falmouth DC for their Cornwall Junior Cup final defeat in the other semi. Penzance, meanwhile, can look back with pride on a great Cup run and a creditworthy showing in this stonking tie.
New Inn: Ian Chatfield, Ben Penna, Barry Penfold, Robert Penfold, Jareth Smith, Ryan Baber, Nico Penfold, Connor Arthur, Johnny Jones, Jack Pacy, Chris Ward. Rolling subs: Shaun Jacks, Michael Catterall, Ralph Pascoe, Kaylum Philp
Penzance: Adrian Murley, Josh Whitburn, James Payne (captain), Tyler Dayus, Josh Reeves, Harvey Richings (Dylan Walter 90), Tyler Smith, Robertas Samnauskas, Sam Payne, Joel Steel (Haidar Fadli 24), Kizzy Snowden (Joey Lamb 80). Unused sub: Connor Thomas
Referee: Nigel Colwill
 

Great game on the Silk carpet of a park pitch! 😉

[Saturday_Social]

Good game to watch this on a gorgoues day. Really enjoyed it. New Inn a good side. Can see how they haven't lost for a while. 

[StevieB9]

New Inn will take something special to beat them. Well organised side with a big following of supporters. 

[James_Wright]

Final this afternoon at Troon:

NEW INN TITANS 3 DROPSHIP 1

With all the talk of how depleted Dropship would be, nearly didn't bother with this one. But was glad I did as they had enough to make a reasonable game of it for a neutral to enjoy.

With a tidy shot on the turn, Connor Arthur fired Titans into an early lead. The highlight of the match came right on the stroke of half time when Johnny Jones blasted in a quite superb solo goal. Receiving the ball with his back to goal, he somehow wriggled/muscled his way past his markers and drilled a shot just under the crossbar.

Liam Jarvis looked to have set up a grandstand finish when he lashed home a loose ball ten minutes from time, but Rob Penfold sealed the Titans Trelawny Treble with a close range header right at the death 

Impressive crowd of well over a hundred

[CB34]

I hope Dropship accept their defeat and make no more excuses about missing players. Find it hard to believe 9 players have organised 9 different holiday at the same 

[I guarantee]

Fair play to New Inn

Lots said in the build up but the reserves who stepped up well that came in and gave a good account of themselves 

Well done to New Inn on the treble win and enjoy the celebrations 

[bighairydave]

50 minutes ago, CB34 said:

I hope Dropship accept their defeat and make no more excuses about missing players. Find it hard to believe 9 players have organised 9 different holiday at the same 

It was a holiday together!

[CB34]

7 minutes ago, bighairydave said:

It was a holiday together!

Great dedication