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At risk of accusations of overstating the obvious, last night’s game versus West Toronto was a classic example of a game of two halves.

In the opening half Spartacus did not provide the intensity and tempo required of competing against a fast and physical opponent, and indecisiveness led to conceding goals gratuitously. However, in the second half Spartacus responded well, passing the ball with much greater success despite less than ideal field conditions.

Also, Spartacus played with much more conviction in the second half, and the team showed good determination to play more responsibly when the opposition had possession of the ball. As a result Spartacus dominated play in the second half creating many quality scoring opportunities, and save for a lack of scoring touch around the opposing goal coupled with some outstanding goalkeeping on the part of West Toronto, could easily have doubled their already impressive scoring tally.

It is extremely important both players and parents focus on the many positive aspects Spartacus exhibited during the game, and therefore properly prepare for the upcoming COVI tournament…

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