BKWT GK Adra Nur Qaisara
After going off early vs. LCSWT last matchweek, Adra put on a GK performance to be proud of vs. ALBWT this week. The undeniable quality gap between the two sides would ultimately show up, but the crowd cheered every block and save made by Adra nonetheless.
TPUWT No.17 Nur Faradila
Calm last man defending. Long ball clearance led to TPUWT’s winning goal. Proper protesting of the referee’s decision to give a couple of free kicks right outside the TPUWT penalty box late in the game.
HUWT GK Tay Siew Yin
Fall twenty times, get up twenty-one. Tay Siew Yin could have handed her gloves off to another teammate after receiving multiple rounds of on-field treatment, but that would have reduced an already deficient HUWT down to eight players (with zero substitutes). Instead, she played on. They all did.
GIWT No.14 Humaira Ibrahim
Locked down the left wide area with a big “No Entry” sign in 2H. Contained the ALBWT forwards across multiple 1v1 duels.
ALBWT No.1 Talia Sachet
New joiner to the club, Talia Sachet, featured in six (6!) out of a total of nine clips in the LCSWT 0-2 ALBWT highlight video, putting in a complete GK performance for possibly the highest pressure game of the season so far.
Last season, when it seemed like LCSWT was signing every single high-calibre GK in the league to stand in for their injured regulars, imagine if they had locked down Sachet instead.
