Day: 8 March 2022

MATCH REPORT | BRIGHOUSE TOWN 0-3 MARSKE UNITED

By James Bushnell

Brighouse started off the game well with having a chance on goal Khan with the cross in but it sadly came to nothing. Brighouse defending well and not creating any gaps for Marske to make a change in the game. Marske had a chance but the ball over the top came to no avail and it was an easy catch for Souter. 13 minutes in and marske was putting the pressure on the Brighouse defence but the Orange Army was keeping them at bay. Marske had a chance it was a snatched shot what went over the bar Brighouse had something to think about early in the first half. An offside call was given in favour for the Orange Army Souter carried on play with a Souter kick to Khan. Brighouse went on the attack Khan was twisting and turning through the Marske defence but was unselfish and tried to pull it back but nothing came from it and it was still 0-0. The first sub for Brighouse Boyle has been replaced by TJ.

With 10 mins remaining there hasn’t been any clear cut chances from both teams and not made the keeper work. Marske had a shot saved and it went out for a corner ball. Sorhaindo had a chance and stayed down he went off the pitch and looks like he will be able to continue. Marske did thier first sub the number 12 replaced the number 3. Sorhaindo with another chance but it was a Taim effort straight at the Marske goalkeeper. It was a 50/50 game in the first half both teams haven’t taken the chance to put themselves in front.

Half time

Brighouse started off strong in the second half and controlling play early on. Marske with a chance the first shot was blocked came back out to the number 12 but the shot went straight into scouters arms. Marske putting the pressure on again in the second half as they had a corner but didn’t make anything from it. Brighouse had a free kick a good ball in by Thomas Haigh and to meet it was Beeden sadly he couldn’t get it in target. TJ with the best chance of the game so far for Brighouse he tried to put it in the far corner but the keeper made a good save. Early on in the second half there has been many chances for both teams to go in front but have not pulled the trigger yet. Brighouses number 4 was booked for a clear foul on the Marske man. Brighouse made their second sub with Clarke being replaced by Zeph Thomas. The second Brighouse player given a yellow card this time it was TJ because of a wreckless challenge. Marske with a few chances on goal Beeden with a goal line clearance for it to be goalless at the Yorkshire Payments Stadium. 70 minutes gone and Marske put the ball in the net to make it 1-0.

Brighouse was trying to make it 1-1 but haven’t taken thier chance to do so. The number 6 for Marske was shown a yellow card for a tactical foul on TJ to stop him going on the attack, Elliot Harrison was a late sub to replace Khan in the 76th minute.Marske made another sub the number 10 came off and the 14 replaced him. Adam Boyce for Marske makes it 2-0 Souter saved the shot but his hand was not strong enough to keep it out, Brighouse are still fighting despite the scoreline. Marske made it 3 and the goal scorer was the number 12 James Fairley.

Full Time

Brighouse Town 0 – 3 Marske United

CLUB STATEMENT | VILL POWELL SIGNS 3 YEAR DEAL

Plans for 2022/23 gaining pace at Brighouse Town.

The Club are delighted to announce a further contract extension has been agreed and signed with
manager Vill Powell. Vill has committed to an additional 3 years with the Club and his deal is the first
of a number the club have agreed to provide the foundations for a promotion push next season.
Following soon after Corey Gregory committed his future to the club signing a contact deal until the
end of next season. Corey has come into the club and shown everyone his capability and impact he
can have on the team, and he is seen as crucial to the planned success.
Equally as quickly the Club agreed a contract extension with Laurence Sorhaindo that sees the striker
commit to another season. His development as critical component of the team – as all goal scores
are – made him a clear component of Vill’s future plans.
Director of Football Charlie Tolley commented ‘ The whole Club is delighted with the recent
discussions and agreements and show a clear and early commitment to what we are looking to
achieve next year. These agreements provide Vill with the real springboard to getting others players
to commit early and be part of an exciting future’