Match Reports 29th November 2025

Women’s 1

Eirias Women’s 1 delivered an exciting 4–3 win over Liverpool Sefton in a match full of drama and determination. The team started strongly, with Lily opening the scoring early, but Liverpool responded quickly and managed to take a 2–1 lead into halftime. Despite the setback, Eirias remained composed and prepared for a big second-half push.

The second half showcased Eirias’ resilience and attacking flair. Tam equalised with a well-taken goal, Daisy added another to swing momentum back in Eirias’ favour, and Nell sealed the victory with a decisive late strike. Liverpool fought hard to level the score, but Eirias’ defence held firm under pressure to secure the win.

Charlotte Payne was outstanding throughout, earning Player of the Match for her brilliant play and leadership. Goals came from Lily Copeland, Tam Gostage-Naylor, Daisy Edwards, and Nell Dexter-Lowe, reflecting a true team effort in attack. This result capped off a thrilling performance and set a positive tone for the squad moving forward.

Women’s 2

The Women’s 2 team battled to a hard-earned 3–2 victory against Neston in freezing conditions. Eirias dominated the opening stages, racing to a 2–0 lead thanks to goals from Ella and Charlotte. Their sharp passing and pressing kept Neston on the back foot, but the opposition managed to claw their way back into the game before halftime, making it 2–2.

After regrouping during the break, Eirias showed great character in the second half. The team worked tirelessly to regain control, combining well in attack and defending with determination. Charlotte stepped up once again, scoring the decisive goal that restored Eirias’ lead and ultimately secured the win.

This match was also a special occasion for Anna, who played her final game and earned Player of the Match for her commitment and impact. With this victory and other results going their way, Eirias Women’s 2 strengthened their push toward the top of the league, proving their ability to perform under pressure.

Women’s 3

Women’s 3 faced a formidable challenge against unbeaten Ruthin, ultimately falling 1–3 but showing incredible resilience and teamwork. With no substitutes and relentless rain adding to the difficulty, Eirias focused on maintaining their structure and composure against a side that had been averaging seven goals per game. Their defensive organisation frustrated Ruthin and kept the scoreline respectable at halftime, with only short corners breaking through.

The second half was a testament to Eirias’ spirit and energy. Far from tiring, the team increased their intensity and produced the highlight of the match—a well-worked goal finished by Ashleigh on the back post, marking her first senior goal. This attacking moment reflected the team’s determination to compete despite the odds.

Ella and Ashleigh shared Player of the Match honours for their bravery and impact, while the entire squad earned praise for their grit and discipline. Although the result didn’t go their way, this performance was arguably their best of the season and a clear sign of progress.

Men’s 1

Men’s 1 endured a tough 1–4 defeat away to Bebington in a game that didn’t go as planned. Despite coming off a strong previous performance, Eirias struggled to find their rhythm and were punished for defensive lapses. Lewis Samford provided the lone goal for Eirias, but Bebington’s clinical finishing made the difference.

The match was not without positives, as moments of strong play and attacking intent showed the team’s potential. However, Bebington capitalised on their chances and maintained control for much of the game. Eirias will look to regroup and address key areas ahead of the next fixture.

Jen Richmond and Jacob Molloy stood out for their efforts, earning joint Player of the Match recognition. While the result was disappointing, the team remains focused on improving and mounting a strong challenge in the second half of the season.

Men’s 3

Men’s 3 produced their best performance of the season despite a narrow 0–1 loss to Chester. From the opening whistle, Eirias played with confidence and intensity, controlling large spells of possession and creating several promising opportunities. Their structured play and teamwork kept Chester under pressure throughout the match.

Defensively, Eirias were disciplined and organised, limiting chances and working cohesively as a unit. Rob was outstanding in goal, making crucial saves to keep the team in contention. Unfortunately, an unlucky first-half goal proved decisive, as Chester held on despite Eirias’ relentless efforts to equalise.

Ryan earned Player of the Match for his tireless work and leadership, embodying the team’s fighting spirit. Although the scoreline didn’t reflect their performance, this display was full of positives and sets a strong foundation for the rest of the season.