Bermuda’s professional footballers are actively involved in pre-season action across England, fine-tuning their skills and fitness ahead of the new domestic campaigns. Nahki Wells, Kane Crichlow, Reggie Lambe, and Harry Twite have all featured for their respective clubs, experiencing a mixed bag of results.
Wells’ Luton Maintain Winning Ways
Bermudian international Nahki Wells and his Luton Town teammates secured another pre-season victory, defeating Southend United 2-0 at Roots Hall. This result continues Luton’s strong start to their warm-up campaign, building positive momentum for the upcoming season. Wells himself has been finding his feet with his new club, having scored in a previous friendly against Colchester United and providing an attacking threat in recent outings.
Crichlow and Sutton United Find Form
Kane Crichlow was also on the winning side as Sutton United FC triumphed 2-0 over Chertsey Town. Crichlow, who recently signed for Sutton United, has already made a strong impression, including scoring a late winner in a previous friendly against Wycombe Wanderers. His involvement will be vital as Sutton United fine-tune their squad ahead of competitive fixtures.
Lambe’s Needham Market Edged Out
Reggie Lambe and his Needham Market teammates faced Ipswich Town U21s in a pre-season friendly at Bloomfield. Despite a spirited effort, Lambe’s side went down narrowly, losing 2-1. These matches provide important fitness and tactical preparation against varied opposition as Needham Market prepares for their league season.
Twite’s Loughborough Secure Hard-Fought Win
Defender Harry Twite and his Loughborough Student FC teammates earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Stratford Town FC at the Arden Garages Stadium. The clean sheet will be particularly pleasing for Twite and the Loughborough defence as they conclude their pre-season schedule, looking to carry this defensive solidity into their competitive matches.
