The pace of the match was slow, as CCKSS held their formation well, leaving JVSS with little room to move around their half. The strategy of the match soon became clear, as CCKSS adopted a more defensive position, holding all 11 of their players in their own half to prevent JVSS from attacking.Ĭhances for both sides were few and far in between, as JVSS struggled to find a way around defensively tight CCKSS. The first half of the match started off uneventfully, with both sides fighting for possession of the ball. When they control their emotions the result will come with the quality football they can play,” he added. “I hope these boys, with the qualities that they have, start to play with some thinking. “I think some of the boys, they are too anxious, too eager, they are rushing (the play),” said Coach Azman. Jurongville Secondary finally broke the deadlock with a single goal in the last 10 minutes, which secured the three points and their current unbeaten record.Ĭoach Azman of JVSS said after the match that he felt his boys put themselves at a disadvantage as they were unable to control their emotions on the pitch. Unity Secondary School Field, Wednesday, FebruJurongville Secondary (JVSS) battled hard to secure their eighth consecutive victory with a last-gasp goal against Chua Chu Kang Secondary (CCKSS) in the final stretch of the match of the B Division Football Boys League Qualifying Round (Group 20). Left to right: Mhd Izrafil (#7), scorer Mhd Arshad (#16) carrying Mhd Izwan (#10), and Raihan Shah (#13). JVSS players celebrating the match-deciding goal.
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