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Sunday, September 14, 2025
Interview with Na’im Zuill: Young Bermudian Making Waves at Bolton

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Bermuda's Na'im Zuill has marked a significant milestone in his burgeoning career, making a winning start with Bolton Wanderers' Under-18s side. The 15-year-old, who has already gained international experience with Bermuda's U17s, was handed his first start for the Under-18s and helped his team to a 2-0 victory over Lincoln City.

 
 
Saturday, September 13, 2025
Bermuda's Zuill Makes Winning Start for Bolton U18's

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Bermuda's Na’im Zuill has made a winning start to his Under-18s career with Bolton Wanderers, as the young side secured a 2-0 victory over Lincoln City at Lostock.

The 15-year-old was handed his first start for the Under-18s team and made an immediate impact, helping his side to a clean sheet and a two-goal victory.

Zuill, along with fellow Under-16 player Sonny Coyne, were noted for their influence on the game as Bolton's goals in each half secured the win.

The victory marks a significant milestone for the Bermudian prospect, who will be hoping to build on this impressive debut as the season progresses.
Friday, September 12, 2025
Ming & Syracuse held to Goalless Draw Despite Dominance

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Bermuda's Sachiel Ming and his Syracuse University men's soccer teammates were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw against New Haven despite a commanding performance in which they fired off 22 shots on goal.

The Syracuse offense was on the front foot from the opening whistle, with Ming at the heart of the action. Just two minutes in, a New Haven foul in the penalty area resulted in a spot-kick for Syracuse.

Ming stepped up to take the penalty, but the New Haven goalkeeper Alessandro Bizzini made a crucial save to deny him and keep the game level.

Syracuse continued to dominate throughout the match, outshooting their opponents by a staggering margin and creating numerous opportunities. However, despite their relentless pressure and the team's combined efforts, they were unable to find the back of the net. The result marks the third consecutive match in which the Orange have outshot their opponents without securing a victory.


Thursday, September 11, 2025
Grant's Gillingham Under-18s Fall to Bristol Rovers

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Nayan Grant and his Gillingham Under-18 teammates faced a tough challenge at Beeching Cross as Bristol Rovers visited in their latest fixture. The young Gills battled hard, but ultimately it was the visitors who emerged victorious with a 2-1 win.

Bristol Rovers' attacking prowess proved to be the difference on the day, as they managed to break down the Gillingham defence twice. While the Gills found a way to respond with a goal of their own, it wasn't enough to secure any points from the encounter.
Tuesday, September 09, 2025
Jiménez & Hibs Development Squad Fall

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Logan Jiménez and his Hibs Development Squad teammates fell to a 5-1 defeat at the hands of Spartans in the KDM Evolution Trophy league phase.

There were two changes to the Dev Squad side that took on Stirling Albion in the same competition last month.

Jacob MacIntyre and Joseph McGrath both made way for Kanayo Megwa and Lewis Gillie ahead of the Ainslie Park clash, with defensive midfielder Zach Bruce taking on the captain’s armband.

After a quiet period, Hibs would pull one back with 10 minutes remaining. Luke Davidson and Megwa would combine well down the right, with the latter being fouled on the by-line. Referee George Calder promptly pointed to the spot, allowing Cleland to finish low and central past Carswell.

The final 10 minutes petered out as Hibs failed to claw back yet another goal to bring about a more respectable scoreline in Pilton.


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