Halse United U16 are back on the road tomorrow as they travel to face Tattenhoe Youth Panthers, and the boys arrive with a real sense of purpose after a bruising but encouraging FA Youth County Cup performance last Sunday.

Yes, we exited the cup against a strong Grange Park side… but the fight, the discipline, and the togetherness shown were massive positives to carry into this weekend.

And here’s the big boost…

##⚡ TWO KEY PLAYERS RETURN – FIREPOWER LOADED

The Black & White welcome back striker Alex Bogdan and creative midfielder Ethan Bevan — two huge additions who instantly lift the squad.

- Bogdan brings pace, power, and that killer instinct in front of goal.
- Bevan adds intelligence, control, and creativity between the lines.

Both returning at the same time?
That’s a *massive* injection of energy and attacking threat.

STILL DIGGING DEEP THROUGH INJURIES

We continue to have players missing through injuries — but the squad depth is improving week by week, and the lads have shown they can compete no matter who’s available.

The spirit in this group is unreal.
Every player stepping in has given everything.

⚽ TOMORROW’S CHALLENGE

Tattenhoe Youth Panthers are always tough opposition, especially at their ground.
But Halse arrive with:

- Momentum from a strong defensive showing
- Fresh firepower returning
- A squad hungry to bounce back
- A growing belief in the system and each other

This one has all the ingredients for a proper battle.

FINAL MESSAGE

Expect energy.
Expect intensity.
Expect the Black & White to show exactly what they’re made of.

Halse United U16 are ready.
Let’s go again. Let’s go stronger. Up the Halse!