Season: 2021-22. Game: 18.
Date: Monday 9 August 2021.
Kick Off Time: 7:45pm.
Fixture: Bury Town Under-18s Mildenhall Town Under-18s.
Venue: Denny Bros Ram Meadow Stadium.
Competition: Thurlow Nunn (Eastern Counties League) Youth League Cambridge Division.
(First game of the Thurlow Nunn Youth League Cambridge Division season)
BURY U18S START THE SEASON IN STYLE IN FRONT OF A CROWD OF 102
A great all round performance from the Blues see Bury put eight past local rivals Mildenhall Town.
A clinical performance from Bury Town Under-18s sees the home side kick off the new league season with a great team performance against Mildenhall Town.
Bury started brightly, with Angus Mills - who caused the Mildenhall defence issues all night - running through dangerously onto the right-hand byline in the second minute, the winger's low ball across fell to Jack Heider just outside the box, but the left-back curled narrowly wide of the bottom far corner.
Bury meanwhile went close from an excellent right wing corner from Zane Robinson two minutes later as Angus Mills glanced his header narrowly wide of the far post.
A pinpoint corner from Robinson on 6 minutes saw Bury deservedly go in front courtesy of a well worked goal. Robinson's set-piece picked out Bury captain Tom Gee from 12-yards out who took a touch before thundering home a fierce volley into the top right-hand corner in emphatic fashion.
At the other end, good defending from Jack Hurrell saw the right back stand firm to block Tyler Lombardo's strike from outside the box through comfortably for Wilson to gather.
The young Blues were on top throughout, almost adding a second goal on 17 minutes as Jack Turner weaved through inside the box, maintaining possession despite pressure from multiple Mildenhall defenders, but the striker's low shot was well saved by the goalkeeper at point blank range.
Two minutes later, a yet another dangerous Zane Robinson set-piece in towards Tom Gee inside the six yard box drew the goalkeeper off his line but nobody was able to get a touch onto it in a packed area.
But Bury were 2-0 up in the twentieth minute as the ball fell to Jack Turner just inside the box, the striker then beat the defender to it to smash home a great strike into the bottom left-hand corner.
Angus Mills then raced through free down the right wing six minutes later, the winger then cut inside to fire a great strike low from just outside the box, only to see his shot deflected narrowly wide of the near post for a corner by Hamer.
Shortly after, a good save from Noah Moss denied Ben Haddoch from extending Bury's lead, tipping over the Bury midfielder's fierce 20-yard strike for a corner.
Haddoch turned provider as Bury did extend their lead to 3-0 on the half-hour mark, the midfielder's cleverly threaded ball between the Mildenhall defender released Clinton Frank inside the box perfectly as the latter finessed a beautiful strike home first time past the goalkeeper into the bottom right-hand corner.
Jack Turner however went agonisingly close to adding his second and Bury's fourth goal on 33 minutes, volleying narrowly over from 4 yards out from another pinpoint Zane Robinson cross.
Two minutes later, a great save from the goalkeeper denied Turner two minutes later, after Tom Pinyoun's pass across the edge of the box bounced off Angus Mills to Turner the striker held off a few defenders as he made his way through inside the box only to see his shot well saved by the trailing arm off the diving onrushing Moss narrowly over the bar for a corner.
Turner though did have his second goal on 37 minutes as a ball across the box fell to Angus Mills down the right-hand side who then put it on a plate for Turner with a low first time ball back across to the striker, who stuck out his foot to turn home instinctively into the bottom corner, 4-0 Bury.
Whilst Turner headed narrowly over from a dangerous out swinging Robinson corner on 39 minutes, Angus Mills then set Jack Hurrell through inside the box a minute later, though the full-back fired low, and narrowly wide of the near post.
As the first half ticked into stoppage time, Hurrell then picked out Clinton Frank with a dangerous low ball across the box whose shot was well saved by Moss from a tight angle at the, near post. Hurrell continued to be in the thick of the, action a minute later, as the defender's low fierce strike on the edge of the box took deflections off both the defender and goalkeeper Moss as Mildenhall survived further deficit.
Two minutes into stoppage time though, Bury went agonisingly close as Mills' squared ball on a plate to Tom Pinyoun six yards out saw the latter try to finish it cheekily with a neat flick but missed it as the ball passed through the box.
Into the second half, Bury started it in similar fashion to the first as Angus Mills flashed a dangerous low cross narrowly wide of the bottom far corner a minute after the restart.
Jack Turner meanwhile was then fed through inside the box a minute later, but the forward's shot from close range was well blocked by the retreating defence.
The chances kept coming Bury's way though as George Allison headed Ben Haddoch's corner wide off the target on 51 minutes.
A minute later meanwhile, a perfectly weighted through-ball from Jack Turner threaded Clinton Frank past the defender inside the box where the forward's audacious curling strike went just an inch wide of the top far corner from close range.
That was closely followed by Jack Heider, who similarly curled an inch wide off the bottom far corner.
Courtesy of another dangerous low ball from Angus Mills, Bury hit five on 56 minutes as the forward's pacey ball deflected off the boot of defender Ryan Wilson as the ball then flew rapidly into the top left-hand corner.
Charlie Smith meanwhile was denied from adding Bury's sixth on 57 minutes, after the substitute was threaded through inside the box Smith's shot towards the top corner was well saved by Moss at his near post.
Some excellent play from Bury once more saw the young Blues add a sixth goal just after the hour mark. After being fed by Hurrell, Ben Haddoch beat his defender with some great skill down the right-hand side. The latter then pulled the ball back to Tom Pinyoun, who was also free in acres of space inside the box, who swept home a brilliant first time strike home into the bottom far corner.
Angus Mills then almost picked out Jack Turner with a peach of a low ball across the six yard box from the left-hand side, but Moss was alert to gather it just a second before Turner arrived on the scene in the 68th minute.
Bury though had a lapse in concentration as Mildenhall took advantage as Tyler Lombardo intercepted possession just inside the Bury box, to finish cooly into the bottom right-hand corner, despite Wilson getting a hand onto it, 6-1 after 75 minutes.
Bury though restored their six goal advantage five minutes later as Angus Mills picked up another assist with yet another dangerous low cross across the face of goal, this time finding Luke Gannaway who duly tapped home from point blank range.
The substitute meanwhile went agonisingly close again on 88 minutes, this time seeing his, strike from Mills' low dangerous cross deflected narrowly wide of the top corner from just outside the six yard box.
Bury then rounded off the scoring just as the game entered second half stoppage time, once again Angus Mills with the assist whipping a dangerous low cross in finding Luke Gannaway at the back post once more, who took a touch before firing his second past the goalkeeper and into the roof of the net, 8-1 to the clinical hosts.
The two sides will not have long to wait until they go head to head at Recreation Way, with the reverse fixture taking place next Thursday at Mildenhall. Kick off at 7:45pm.
Bury Town:-
1 Joe Wilson
2 Jack Hurrell
3 Jack Heider
4 Tom Gee (c)
5 Zane Robinson
6 George Allison
7 Tom Pinyoun
8 Ben Haddoch
9 Jack Turner
10 Clinton Frank
11 Angus Mills
Subs:
12 Freddie Goodwin
14 Charlie Smith
15 Luke Gannaway
16 Elliott Lacey
17 Mikham Bhujel
Mildenhall Town:-
1 Noah Moss
14 Ryan Wilson
6 Aaron Hamer
5 Charlie Keeble
17 Zak Morley
2 George Ladell
11 Jamie Underwood
9 Tyler Lombardo
4 MJ Hill
7 Liam Stephens
10 Kai Perpetuo
Subs:
12 Louis Skinner
18 Leo Roberts
13 Sam Darkins
15 Ryan Horne
Booked: Keeble (67').
Goals: Gee (6'), Turner (20', 37'), Frank (30'), Wilson (56'og), Pinyoun (61'), Gannaway (80', 90'); Lombardo (75').
Att: 102
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