Guernsey take positives as they shift focus to Jersey
IT TOOK one of the best teams in the competition to end Guernsey's run in the Investec EH Women's Trophy this season.
Teddington, who are vying for the South Premier Two title at the highest level a club can be to enter the Trophy, scored twice in the second half of Sunday's third-round clash to secure a hard-fought 2-0 victory over David Wray's side, but the Guernsey coach took plenty of positives from the game.
'I don't think there was a lot between the two teams,' Wray said.
'They perhaps had a little more control, which comes from playing in a high league all the time and is to be expected.
'We decided to press hard, which upset their rhythm a little bit, and we had some chances – a few short corners, which unfortunately didn't really work on the day.
'It was one of those tight games where you need a couple of things to go for you, but they just did not quite fall for us on the day.'
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