Trysull Tigers U13 East 0 vs 9 AFC Wolverhampton City U13

AFC Wolverhampton City U13 travelled to Seisdon for their league away match against Trysull Tigers U13 East on 20 September 2026, kicking off at 9:30am in a 9-a-side contest. The match lasted 60 minutes plus added time, and Wolverhampton City delivered a commanding 9-0 win.

Wolverhampton City lined up in a 3-4-1 formation, deploying three defenders at the back: Jenson Jones on the right, Elliot Street centrally, and George Dunne on the left. The midfield featured four players with Gabriel Quintyne-Morris on the right, Bailey Holmes and James Turley occupying central midfield roles, and Isaac Sutheran on the left. Leading the line was striker Harrison Szymanel, supported just behind by the midfield. Aaryan Sharma guarded the goal. The substitutes available were Oliver Lea and Josh Lea.

Right from the first whistle, Harrison Szymanel announced his intent by scoring within the opening minute, setting the tone for what was to be a one-sided affair. Just three minutes later, Szymanel doubled his tally, this time assisted expertly by Bailey Holmes, who played a crucial role in the early attacking moves.

At the 16th minute mark, Wolverhampton City made a double substitution with Oliver Lea replacing Isaac Sutheran on the left midfield and Josh Lea coming on for James Turley in central midfield. This fresh injection did not disrupt their rhythm as the attacking momentum continued unabated.

Szymanel struck again in the 21st minute, this time with an assist from Gabriel Quintyne-Morris, who had been pushing forward from his right midfield position to create chances. The first half closed with Wolverhampton City firmly in control and a commanding lead of 4-0 at the half-time whistle.

The second half saw immediate changes as Isaac Sutheran returned to the pitch, replacing Gabriel Quintyne-Morris, and James Turley came back on for Elliot Street in central defence. These tactical tweaks maintained the team’s balance and attacking threat.

Wolverhampton City wasted little time extending their lead further. Szymanel completed his hat-trick in the 34th minute, continuing to torment the Trysull defence. Seven minutes later, Holmes got on the scoresheet himself, converting a chance set up by Szymanel, who was clearly the driving force behind the team’s attacking prowess.

Holmes doubled his own tally in the 45th minute, showcasing his ability to find space and finish clinically. Immediately after the restart, Gabriel Quintyne-Morris returned to replace Oliver Lea, who had come on earlier in the match.

In the 48th minute, Sutheran scored his first goal of the afternoon, assisted by Quintyne-Morris, who was proving influential from the midfield. Just a few minutes later, further changes saw Oliver Lea come back on for George Dunne at left back.

Sutheran quickly added a second goal in the 52nd minute, this time assisted by Josh Lea, who had come on earlier to reinforce the midfield. The attacking substitutions paid dividends as Wolverhampton City continued to dominate.

At the 55th minute, George Dunne returned to the field, replacing the prolific Szymanel, who had been the standout performer throughout the match. The final goal came in the 59th minute from Oliver Lea, capping off a comprehensive team display.

Aaryan Sharma and the defensive unit ensured a clean sheet, while the midfield and attack combined brilliantly to produce a relentless offensive display. Harrison Szymanel was deservedly named Player of the Match for his four-goal haul and constant threat.

Wolverhampton City’s 9-0 triumph at Seisdon was a statement of intent in the league, showcasing their clinical finishing, tactical flexibility, and depth in squad. Trysull Tigers were overwhelmed from start to finish, unable to stem the flow of goals or mount any meaningful resistance.