Kensington Dragons U12s 2 v 3 Bessingby Park A A depleted Dragons side narrowly lost to Bessingby for the second time in seven days, though this cup defeat left a sour taste in the mouths of coaches, players and supporters alike. After the appointed referee pulled out late on Saturday, officiating duties were split between coaches from…
Brook House B 2 v 0 Kensington Dragons Eagles Here’s a question for all Eagles fans to ponder: is our third loss in a row a sign of crisis or simply one of the great mysteries of our time? The result certainly doesn’t look good on paper. But on the pitch well, the form that…
Old Actionians 2 vs 3 Kensington Dragons U14A We don’t like small pitches, we don’t like muddy pitches, we don’t like the rain, so it was with trepidation that the team trooped over Gunnersbury Park to find 2 out of the 3 greeting us (the Rain at least held off until the second half). The…
Singh Sabah Slough 1 v 6 Kensington Dragons The first meeting had been met with disappointment by Dragons as it was a midweek fixture that due to transport difficulty meant the game was reduced by ten minutes. It is not to say the game that ended in a draw would have been any different but…
Kensington Dragons Reserves 7 v 3 Wembley Park Reserves – Divisional Cup Cup games are always very interesting as you have to put maximum effort to go into the next round. Today’s opponents had problems with completing a full squad so the referee decided to delay the game for 15 minutes. Dragons with their attacking…
Wealdstone Youth 2 v 2 Kensington Dragons U14B The U14Bs took on the Wealdstone team from the top of the table. Early play was defined by inconsistent passing and counterattacking from both sides. Liam Fribley was a stalwart at the back and parried shot after shot. The Dragons were beginning to put themselves in position…
Kensington Dragons U15B 4 v 2 Rugby Portobello Trust FC In today’s match vs the Rugby Portobello Trust, we have probably seen the best Dragons U15A team from the beginning of the season: well coordinated, generous in delivering, committed, attacking with confidence while blocking with determination the opponents’ strides in the defensive area. In short, the…
The U16’s narrowly lost 1-2 to CB Hounslow. The Dragons followed their elders by also allowing a first goal to the opposition. Worst was to come as they went to 0-2 down. From then on in the Dragons dominated to pull back 1-2 at half time. The Dragons hammered away in the second half but…
Wembley A 5 v 1 Kensington Dragons U11s The under 11s travelled to Wembley A away, an undefeated Premier League side, in the fourth round of the Middlesex Cup. The Wembley team were extremely skilful, well organised and physically fit and intimidating. They started the better of the two teams, hitting the framework of the…
Kensington Dragons U14A 4 v 2 Willesden Constantine It appeared the team had not recovered from last Sunday’s physical encounter against the same opposition as we went behind in the 3rd minute as a cleared corner fell to a WC midfielder outside our penalty area who hit a screamer of a volley straight into the…