Omonia Youth FC Weekly Round-Up: Grit, Growth, and Goals (10th Nov)

November 11, 2024


In a weekend filled with action and emotion, Omonia Youth FC came together to honour Remembrance Day, observing a poignant minute’s silence before each of their matches. This respectful tribute served as a powerful reminder of the sacrifices made by others. The spirit of remembrance was reflected in the determined performances on the field, as teams showed resilience and unity throughout their respective games.

 

U9 Silver Show Determination Amid Defensive Challenges
Both teams, coaches, and parents respectfully observed a minute’s silence for Remembrance Sunday. The U9 Silver team started the match with energy, but a lack of defensive conviction and a drop in confidence led to moments of lost possession. Despite a better second-half showing, lapses in focus had a negative impact on the result. Positive signs of growth and teamwork are emerging, and the team is building the foundation for future success.
Kyri Karaiskakis & Paolo Di Bernado

Omonia Youth FC U9 Silver team

 

U9 Green Overcome Slow Start in Higher Division Debut
The U9 Green team faced a challenging first match in a higher division after their title-winning season in the previous league. A slow start and uncharacteristic misplaced passes revealed the toll of a congested fixture schedule. The opposition put up a strong fight, but moments of individual brilliance saw the Greens edge ahead, maintaining their impressive record. Improvement will be key in upcoming games.
Ben Devons & Kyp Panaretou

Omonia Youth FC U9 Green team

 

U10 Girls Display Resilience Against Tough Opponents
In a challenging match, the U10 Girls showcased remarkable teamwork and spirit despite the result. Facing a skilled opposition, they kept their heads high and maintained positivity throughout. This match offers valuable learning points, which they’re eager to address in training, focusing on building for the next game.
Theo Constantinou, Jake Mitchell & Katie Karakoukis

Omonia Youth FC U10 Girls team

 

U16 White Secure a Dominant 13-0 FA County Cup Win
The U16 White team delivered a comprehensive 13-0 victory despite a late night prior to the game. The team began with a strong start but played at a lower intensity initially. A focused second-half effort saw them execute their strategy effectively, resulting in a flurry of goals. Exceptional performances from Kordian, who scored four, and Charlie, who contributed a goal and three assists, led the team to a decisive win.
Kyri Eleftheriou, Myri Demetriou & Joe De Silva

U12 White Girls Dominate with an 18-0 Performance
The U12 White Girls took control early, quickly finding rhythm and showcasing impressive teamwork. Despite physical play from the opposition, they maintained composure, creating numerous scoring opportunities. Alissa, who stood out with her resilience, was named Coach’s Player of the Match alongside Faith for her goal-scoring efforts. A stellar team performance propels them forward with confidence.
Tony Sylvan, Seema Golding & John Panayiotou

Omonia Youth FC U12 White Girls team

 

U10 Gold Show Fighting Spirit in a Competitive Encounter
The U10 Gold team displayed resilience, bouncing back after an early setback. They demonstrated great passing and teamwork, showing strong character throughout. The boys’ dedication and response to adversity were commendable, highlighting their development as a cohesive unit. A proud effort from the entire team!
Chris Philippou & Andy Panayi

Omonia Youth FC U10 Gold team

 

U7 White Show Resilience Against Strong Opponents
In a tough game, the U7 White team faced a skilled and physical opposition. After a challenging first half, they rallied, showing determination and effort. Although the result didn’t go their way, the team remains focused on improvement, especially in transitioning from goal kicks to push forward effectively.
Anthony Antoniou & Fetakis Neophitou

U11 White Adapt to Direct Play in Hard-Fought Match
Facing an opponent with a direct style, the U11 White had to adjust, focusing on winning the first and second balls in their half. The team responded brilliantly, gaining control in the second half and showing courage in holding their own during a scrappy end to the game. A resilient performance from a committed group!
Abdi Ismail, Christos Hajipapas & Fahd Kashmiri

Omonia Youth FC U11 White team

 

U14 Green Experience Setback Against Tough Opponent
The U14 Green team faced a challenging opponent, conceding two early goals that set them back. Despite their best efforts, they couldn’t recover from a poor start. The team will aim to put this performance behind them and refocus for a key cup game next week.
Jack Markou & Manos Hadjimanolis

Omonia Youth FC U14 Green team

 

U8 Green Battle Through Competitive Match
In a closely matched contest, the U8 Green showed good pressing and defensive effort, with strong goalkeeping from Manu. Though they missed scoring opportunities, the team maintained resilience, finding balance and displaying promising finishing. A well-fought match overall.
Andy Savas & Dominic Willcock

U16 Pan-Disability Team Show Spirit in Tough Games
Playing five matches, the U16 Pan-Disability team won one and lost four but displayed a strong fighting spirit. Highlights included consistent defence from Bradley, tireless effort from Sam, and relentless energy from Joseph. A team effort they can be proud of, with great unity throughout.
Mary Tryphona

Omonia Youth FC Pan-Disability team


U20 Pan-Disability Team Triumphs in Joint Matches
With a collaborative team including Brentford CST, the U20 Pan-Disability team won both games. Leo led the charge with three goals in his debut, and JJ and Bradley were pivotal in defense. A fantastic effort from a determined squad.
Mary Tryphona


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Written by Ali Emir on Mon 11th Nov