Reeds Weybridge – 0 Camberley Academy – 8
Sunday 29th November

Overcast skies and a strong wind greeted Camberley Academy at Reeds on Sunday; and Cambo decided to start the first half playing into the breeze and uphill.

Reeds kicked off and Camberley started with intent, playing hard through the phases to retain possession and make good ground, with the forwards working hard and backs running strongly, Camberley were playing well.
A fantastically well organised Reeds defence kept working hard to keep Camberley at bay until the tenth minute.

Scrummaging uphill, Camberley won their own ball and a solid pass from Dan Bamber found Seb Francis on a good running line breaking through the Reeds defence, getting the pass away safely to wing Adam Musa, Camberley went over the Reeds line, without the conversion, Camberley took the lead 0 – 5.

Reeds kept defending well and in attack were hard to suppress, Camberley had to be just as organised and quick to defend and in the main managed this well.
Reeds centres and wing were quick and elusive and a good performance from Camberley was asked for time and time again; some great tackling from full back Seb Francis, Camberley kept Reeds out on more than one occasion.

Reeds had two kickable penalties awarded in the first half, one on the stroke of half time, only to miss both and the half time score was 0 - 5 to Camberley.

The second half was kicked off by Camberley, now playing with the breeze and down hill, to find a keen Reeds team eager to keep the pressure on and play hard attacking rugby.

Again, the second half was played at a very quick pace and both teams were playing some very good rugby.

Camberley’s set piece was functioning well and kept the visitors on the front foot, pressing hard through the phases and attacking well.
The Camberley defence forced Reeds into errors and for the majority of the second period, Camberley were in the Reeds half.

Around the twenty sixth minute, Reeds were penalised in kicking range of their posts, Adam Musa was successful with the kick and Camberley went 0 – 8 up.

As the clock ran down, both teams put everything into the game, Camberley managed to keep the home side from scoring and despite several opportunities, didn’t manage to score any further points and the match ended, Reeds 0 – Camberley 8.

It was a great game of rugby and both teams competed fiercely throughout the match; neither side gave up and played right up to the final minute.

A very hard fought game of rugby and a well earned result from a hard working Camberley squad.

Camberley Man of the Match today was full back Seb Francis who worked hard throughout the match, made some amazing try saving tackles and played well in attack, well done, keep it up.

All in all a very good away league result.

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