Crouch End 5 V 2 Kensington Dragons U11s After 15 minutes of tense negotiations to play the match which the Crouch End Coach wanted to postpone because of the water on the pitch, the Dragons Coaches came to the rescue to show commitment and swept the puddles to free the pitch of water. On further…
DetailsKensington Dragons U14B Eagles 5 v 6 Yeading The omens were not good. Brooding clouds, a no-show from the ref and a tetchy Hayes and Yeading turning out in faded tangerine – which meant our red-blooded Eagles had to play in hoops. But while they may have looked liked the floundering strangers of Loftus Road,…
DetailsHorseed 1 v 3 Kensington Dragons After coming out on top in the last two contests it was seen as a nice way to go into the next two weeks of cup games against a stuttering bottom two side. Horseed had only played two games prior to this one and had drawn their last game…
DetailsA fine weekend saw the Firsts continue to power ahead, the diminutive U11’s demolish Harlington and the U17’s beat arch rivals FC Kensington: The U11’s beat Harlington 14-4 at St Marks in their third game of the season. The Dragons settled down quickly and held their positions whilst demonstrating their technical ability to pass quickly…
DetailsKensington Dragons 14 v 4 Harlington FC Our third home game of the season against a light Harlington FC, allowed the Dragons squad to settle down quickly and take full advantage. For the first time the team held their positions and showed technical skill and ability to pass the ball quickly and pull the trigger…
DetailsThe U17s played FC Kensington at home at our Birkbeck grounds. This was only our second time playing at this home pitch, and the boys felt very privileged, and it was a lovely bright sunny morning for it. The squad were eager to get underway, and scored an early goal off Miley Casey from just…
DetailsKensington Dragons 3 v 1 Pitshanger Dynamo This would be a second test for Dragons in as many weeks against a team they could not beat last year. The start for Dragons could not have been better as they raced to a two goal lead. Having the more impressive start, a spell of Dragons pressure…
DetailsA wet week gave way to a glorious weekend: The Firsts beat Imperial College 3-1 away. A poor start was disturbing with poor passing, movement and communication leading to two players going for the same ball to give Imperial a simple lead which is where it stood at half time. With the Coach’s stern message…
DetailsKensington Dragons U14B Eagles 9 v 1 Manor Youth at St Mark’s So what did our boys have for breakfast? Flicks and chips, passes spread far and wide, neat touches, deep crosses all bread and butter to an Eagles team beginning to feast on fifth-tier football. And who to praise first? The lethal penetration…
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