The Wilnecote School Girls’ football team delivered a stunning performance to secure a resounding 6-0 victory over John Taylor Free School in the latest round of the County Cup.

The Wilnecote side demonstrated exceptional teamwork and attacking prowess from the first whistle, overwhelming their opponents and netting a fantastic half-dozen goals. The scoring was spread across the squad, highlighting the depth of talent on the pitch.

Top scorers on the day were Oliwia and Ebony-Mae, who both bagged two superb goals apiece, demonstrating clinical finishing and relentless pressure in the final third. Midfield maestro Grace added a well-taken goal to the tally, and Isla rounded off the scoring with a brilliant individual effort.

While the attackers stole the headlines, the entire team played their part in the dominant win, displaying control across the pitch. Special mention must go to goalkeeper Maisie, who maintained a vital clean sheet. Despite the heavy Wilnecote attack, Maisie stayed focused and alert, making a couple of crucial saves to shut down John Taylor’s counter-attacks and ensure the scoreline remained six clear goals.

“I am exceptionally pleased with the team’s performance today. The girls demonstrated outstanding cohesion and focus from the outset, and the clinical 6-0 scoreline, with a valuable clean sheet, is a just reward for their hard work and preparation. We acknowledge this excellent result, but our attention immediately turns to preparing for the challenges that lie ahead in the next round of the competition.” exclaimed Mrs. Abbott, PE Teacher and coach of the girl’s football team.

This emphatic victory serves as a serious declaration of intent from the Wilnecote Girls, firmly positioning them as formidable contenders in this year’s competition. With their evident blend of strategic attacking proficiency and defensive resilience, the team appears well-equipped for a sustained and challenging run. They now await the official draw for the next round of fixtures, confident that maintaining this high standard of performance will keep the County Cup firmly within their sights.