A game of 2 halves to use a football cliche, the 1st half the Aztecs were still fast asleep from the night before and were 2nd in every challenge. Before long they found themselves 2-0 in 20mins. In defence Archie White and Sean Frost were having a tough time but were playing exceptionally well. 

2nd half Harry Mabbutt was deployed as a 3rd striker and the Aztecs came to life, we started to press and challenge and most satisfying was the passing in the 2nd half. Louis Mundy playing further right in midfield started to dictate events, Luke O'Sullivan had a cracking shot saved by the keeper and Matty Ayres shored up the centre of midfield. 2 well taken goals from Harry Mabbutt brought the Aztecs back into the game. In defence Archie White, Isaac Winn and MOM Sean Frost looked more comfortable as the game went on until a late goal from the Colts saw them finish winners at 3-2. 

Almost a game of 2 halves as the strong wind had a major part to play in the game. The Aztecs came up against a well organised and energetic Jaguars team who started the stronger with the wind on their backs, the Aztecs rarely in the Jaguars half in the first 10-15 mins started to claw their way back into the game when a soft goal was conceded through a poor clearance. 1-0 down and the wind with them in the 2nd half saw a different game the ball played mainly in the Jaguars half of the pitch. The Aztecs usual passing game had deserted them today but they kept battling away, when a long ball clearance from the keeper bounced over the heads of everyone and the Jaguars ran on to score. 1-0 or 1-1 may have been a much fairer score as midfielder Miles Tennyson, defenders Matthew Wignall and MOM Archie White played the game of their season.

Curley Park opened up the brighter of the 2 teams and quickly took control of the midfield and as a result scored 2 early goals following good movement from Tom Wellard and Sammy Ringrose. JUst before and after half the Milford team hit 2 goals levelling the game following moves from their speedy winger. However, just as the 1st half the midfield clawed CPR back into the game and with some clever play down both flanks soon found themselves 4 - 2 up. MOM keeper Frasier Crounch then saved a penalty which, spurred on CPR to hit 3 more goals in quick sucession before Milford got a consolation near the end of the match.

 In the first 15 mins there was little to split these teams, FYE came prepared and well organised, but as the game went on the CPR Aztecs midfield started to take control with MOM Charlie Godwin flying up and down the wing. Curley Park's Luke O'Sullivan scored close to half time from move from the right side of the pitch. The 2nd half was a more dominate affair for CPR, Harry Mabbutt went back to right wing with Charlie Godwin back on the left, and from a burst through the midfield by Louis Mundy and a shot by Ryan Brown, the result was a fumble by the keeper and in true predator style Ryan Brown pounced in and put the CPR 2-0 up.

Cracks started to open up all over the FYE defence now and soon it was 3-0 following an easy tap in for Charlie Godwin from a cross in from Harry on the right wing. Soon it was 4-0 and could have more at full time, Harry Mabbutt ran down the right wing onto a beautifully weighted ball from Tom Wellard sprinted 20 yards and let a rocket fly in to the back of the net. Curley Park wrapped up a comfortable 4-0 win.

AZTECS EARN A HARD FOUGHT POINT

 Curley Park came out the stronger and more determined in the 2nd half, with some nicely work  moves down the right flank involving Charlie Godwin. The quality of the passing picked up and with 5 mins to go striker Luke O'Sullivan scored a beauty in the top corner which pretty much decided the outcome of this match.

 A game of few opportunities for both sides early on, with the Aztecs midfield not functioning as well as we have come to expect, keeper and MOM Frasier Crouch was forced into making two unbelievable saves. Soon after the pace did start to pick up towards the end of the 1st half (0-0). 

The Aztecs dominated the 1st half and were camped in the Headley half for most of this period, but only found themselves 1-0 up at half time. In the 2nd half the slick passing in the midfield continued with Matty Ayres having another strong game linking well with MOM and right winger Harry Mabbutt. Aztecs keeper Frasier Crouch was unlucky to concede soon after half time and pulled out a couple of fine saves. However the Aztecs carried through the momentum gained in the 1st half and finished up worthy winners at 3-1 with striker Luke O'Sullivan bagging a hat-trick.

 Early on there was little to split these teams, but as the game went on the CPR Aztecs started to take control with MOM Sammy Ringrose in good form. Curley Park scoring first after a well worked move through the centre of midfield, then the 2nd coming from a headed corner from the shortish CPR player Harry Mabbutt. CPR then scored a third just before half time. The 2nd half saw a more determined Cove side come all fired up, and soon it was 3-2 but as in previous games Curley Park came back into the game and took control and wrapped up a comfortable 4-2 win.

Promising opening to the game from the Aztecs, moving the ball well though they were signs of strength from CSA down both wings. The 1st goal went to CSA as a result of some good wing play. MOM Louis Mundy quickly release striker Christian Holland to pull one back to 1-1 at half time. 2nd half the Aztecs struggled to get the ball out of their half particularly from goal kicks. As a result both wingers for CSA became much stronger as the game went on and they went on to win 4-1.

Hook had the better of the opening 10 minutes or so, but once the Aztecs settled down and found their stride they started to dominate all aspects all of the game. With the control gained in midfield they started to create quite a few opportunities and centre forward Ryan Brown converted the 2 chances that came his way. The 2nd half was a more even affair and Hook started to work some nice moves down the left which ultimately resulted in a goal from their left winger. Another good CPR performance.

The Aztecs came up against a well organised and energetic Mytchett Kestrels side who also happened to be 2 divisions higher.  The winning margin may have been harsh, with a very flukey 2nd goal delivering a killer blow just before half time, but the result was right as the Kestrels controlled the game for large sections of the match.  MOM and centre back Matthew Wignall did his best to keep them at bay along with Archie White in defence. Whilst Matty Ayres and Harry Mabbutt battled away in the midfield. We played against a very good Mytchett side.

A game of opportunity for both sides early on, with Curley Park scoring first after a well worked move down the left wing. Headley came to make a game of and they equalise shortly after. Curley Park were soon 3-1 up after some dominant midfield play from Matthew Ayres. Again Headley came back and after some basic defending errors from CPR found themselves back in the game at 3-3. Substitute's Louis Mundy and Harry Mabbutt teamed up with MOM Luke O'Sullivan to take control of the game and rounded off a good 2nd half performance at 5-3.

 Another excellent game for the Aztecs who found themselves 4-0 up within the first 15 minutes of the match. Matt Ayres (MOM) and Louis Mundy both controlling the midfield and creating lots of space for the wide men Charlie Godwin and Harry Mabbutt.  

The defensive pairing of Sean Frost & Matthew Wignall were again very good with full backs Fraser Cole and Miles Tennyson getting up into attack at every opportunity.  An impressive performance from the Aztecs.

The first game of the season for the Aztecs and to be fair it showed. There were some good promising signs for the future with MOM Harry Mabbutt making some nice plays down the right flank. Having gone 2 -0 at half time the Aztecs could have scored several times and were unlucky to concede a third. We came up against a good Liphook side.