Results: Bermudian Footballers Overseas
Bermudian players saw mixed results across the English football leagues this weekend.
Trott’s Cardiff secures comeback win
Goalkeeper Nathan Trott and Cardiff City staged a late comeback to defeat Reading FC 2-1 at Cardiff City Stadium. Cardiff fell behind early but rallied to overturn the deficit. Trott’s victory keeps Cardiff in the upper tier of the table.
Wells’ penalty saved in Luton loss
Striker Nahki Wells and his Luton Town side suffered a 2-0 defeat to Mansfield Town FC at Kenilworth Road. The critical moment occurred early in the match with the score at 0-0 when Wells’ penalty attempt was saved by Mansfield goalkeeper Liam Roberts. Luton subsequently conceded two goals.
Bermudians in Non-League Action
In the non-league pyramid, several Bermudian players were involved in results across multiple divisions:
Reggie Lambe featured for Needham Market FC, contributing to a 3-0 home victory against Stourbridge in the Southern League Premier Central Division at the Bloomfields Stadium.
Milan Butterfield was part of the Halesowen Town squad that defeated Banbury United FC 3-0 on the road in the Southern League Premier Central Division.
Willie Clemons and Leiston FC secured a 2-2 draw with Barwell FC at The Flannery Stadium.
Ayleal Dill had a significant outing, serving as captain for Southwell City in their 3-0 victory over Shirebrook Town FC.
Coleridge Fubler and Reese Jones Jr. both started for Binfield FC in their Isthmian Football League match, a 4-1 win over Fareham Town. Rahzir Smith-Jones and Qur’an Raynor were unused substitutes.
Jutorre Burgess and his Harborough Town teammates secured a 1-0 win against Bromsgrove Sporting at the Beehive.
Deniche Hill and Keziah Martin were unused substitutes for Buxton FC in their 3-2 comeback win against Chorley FC in the Enterprise National League North.
Roger Lee and Heanor Town were defeated 2-0 away to AFC Mansfield in the United Counties League.
Justin Donawa was an unused substitute for Brackley Town in a 0-0 draw with Gateshead at St James Park.
