You all know that managing a team can be a bit of a headache. Constant chasing of players, endless pieces of paper getting lost and uncertainty of confirmed numbers. Well, the Evening Post has a solution – it's called Teambug.

The Post has teamed up with Teambug to help local clubs ease the pain of organising matches by taking the stress out of chasing the team.

Teambug is an easy way to contact your entire team at the click of a button, by simply sending a text message or email as specified by your team-mates, saving you variable time and money.

It gives you a place to store all of your players contact details and fixture information, along with all of the relevant information needed to successfully manage a team.

Each week we will pick the best images and match reports put on Teambug and give them the pride of place in On Me 'Ead Son.

This week, we feature a report submitted on the match between Portishead United Under-14s and Burnham Under-14s.

United faced their toughest test yet as table-toppers Burnham arrived at Bristol Road.

The game didn't start well for United as, with only four minutes gone, Burnham went 1-0 up after being given too much space in the box. After some good football the visitors went 2-0 up.

With half-time approaching, the visitors notched their third after United players backed off allowing their striker to unleash a rocket into the top corner.

After a long punt upfield from United's keeper Mcbride, man of the match Toby Allen shrugged off the attention of the defender to slide the ball past the keeper giving United renewed hope. With only a few minutes remaining Burnham sealed their victory with a fourth goal and cemented their place at the top of the table.