⚽️ Arnold
⚽️ J McDougall
⚽️⚽️ O McDougall

🅰️ O McDougall
🅰️ Westerman
🅰️ Ward
🅰️ J McDougall

The opening two minutes set the tone for the entire game, great build up involving attacking midfielders and wide men, getting a dangerous ball into the area where there were players in there willing to attack it. The opening goal eventually coming after 10 minutes when some brilliant linked play with Caine Ward and Olly McDougall to drill the ball in for Olly Arnold to tuck it into the net to give CSKA a well deserved lead.

The lead doubled some 10 minutes later when a Connor Williams free-kick was met by Matt Westerman at the back post who squared it for Josh McDougall to grab his third goal of the season.

Whilst CSKA kept the Enderby players at bay throughout the half, goalkeeper Tej Shah was forced into making a very good save just before half-time, showing some proper bravery in the process.

Olly McDougall was terrorising his opponent down the left flank, which would eventually lead to one of them resorting to a bit of nasty force to try and stop him. But Olly just got back up to his feet and laughed it off. Dave Payne coming agonisingly close with the resulting free-kick.

The second half continued in the same vein, patient build up leading to explosive attacks down the flanks and delivery of testing balls into dangerous areas. With goals three and four both almost carbon copies of the first goal, both scored by Olly McDougall.

The tempo of the game from CSKA was superb, it was fast paced but it wasn’t rushed. CSKA played out from the back throughout and easily found pockets in the midfield or out wide. There wasn’t much of the game where it didn’t feel like CSKA were in possession, any time possession was lost players worked to win it back.