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Hillingdon Irish

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Taplow faced Hillingdon for the second time in 7 days and again came away with nothing.

Taplow played the better football and took a deserved half time lead through Mathew Coles who slotted home following a slick passing move.

The second half was a repeat of the previous week with the stronger Hillingdon boys wearing Taplow down and forcing them to playing a long ball game.

The Hillingdon equaliser came following a breakaway after a Taplow attack, and their second was a result of their height advantage with the forward heading home a fine cross.

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Hillingdon Irish

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A depleted Taplow Utd team were beaten by a last minute goal after having put up a terrific performance at Hillingdon.

The Taplow youngsters took the lead through Noah Sharples following some one touch passing which the England team could have done with last Wednesday, only for a defensive slip to allow Hillingdon to equalise before half time.

Playing with only 11 Taplow began to tire as the second half wore on and Hillingdon capitalised with their late winner preventing the match going into extra time

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Iver Heath Minors

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Fantastic !!!!  The only way to describe this performance by the Taplow boys. Taplow hosted league high flyers Iver Heath on Sunday, and gave the promotion favourites a fright.

With the scores level at 0-0 at half time Taplow took the lead early in the second half following an excellent passing move involving Jordan Jawandha, Adam Fleet, Noah Sharples and Ben Saunders who shot home powerfully from the edge of the area.

Unfortunately for the Taplow boys Iver were able to use their height advantage and strength to claw back 3 goals, and finished the game off with a great 20 yard drive.

Taplow’s performance defied the year age difference between the sides as the youngsters more than matched their visitors and in some parts outplayed them.

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Wexham United

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Despite having 80% of the possession and dominating the play, Taplow United lost this match. Unfortunately for Taplow, Wexham were stronger and quicker in defence and attack and utilised this to gain a 4-1 half time lead. Noah Sharples scoring Taplow’s solitary goal of the half.

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NW Kingfishers Blue

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Taplow United won this hard fought close encounter thanks to a solitary goal from Sam Thythe, his first for the team.

Captain for the day Tythe had pushed up field to add his presence into the Windsor area for a Taplow free kick, and his initial challenge forced the keeper to fumble Jordan Jawandha’s cross and Tythe coolly slotted home the loose ball with his left foot.