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The Ian Gustard Cup was won by St Mary Magdalen's after an entertaining match with St Cuthbert's. Both teams settled quickly with chances created at both ends. It was St Cuthbert's who took the lead with a powerful shot from the left. St Mary's bounced straight back and equalised with a superbly-taken free kick just before half-time. The second half began in similar fashion with some excellent attacking football met with outstanding goalkeeping and defence. St Mary's broke the deadlock when a good break resulted in a tap-in at the far post, St Cuthbert's looked certain to equalise only for brave goalkeeping to keep them at bay. Both teams were really going for it now: St Mary's hit the frame of the goal with a thundering shot, and a St Cuthbert's free kick just cleared the bar. However, it was St Mary's who struck next with a fine goal. At 3-1 the game looked safe but St Cuthbert's had other ideas. They came storming back to make the score 3-2. St Cuthbert's were risking everything in an effort to equalise and St Mary's took full advantage by scoring a fantastic late breakaway goal to make the game safe. At the final whistle, St Mary's celebrated a hard-earned victory. It was an excellent match and credit to the players from both teams for providing such an exciting final for the crowd.

Final score: St Mary Magdalen's 4 St Cuthbert's 2  

 

 

The Harry Page Cup was won by St Mary Magdalen's after an entertaining match with Westlea. St Mary's began the match like a train and scored in the opening minute. This really boosted the St Mary's players' confidence and they created lots of good chances but either couldn't find the target or were foiled by the determined Westlea keeper who was in fine form. Westlea grew into the match and created some chances of their own, but it was St Mary's who continued to cause the bigger threat. The second half continued in similar fashion with chances galore for St Mary's but a combination of the Westlea keeper's brilliance and some fantastic last-ditch blocks by the Westlea defenders kept the score to 1-0 deep into the game. However, St Mary's kept pressing and pressing and they were rewarded with a second goal, courtesy of a wonderful piledriver shot from distance. A tap-in soon followed and that made the game safe for St Mary's. Westlea never gave up and yet another outstanding save from the Westlea keeper prevented St Mary's from adding a fourth goal. St Mary's celebrated at the final whistle as well-deserved winners of the Harry Page Cup. It was a fine game, played in excellent spirit.

Final score: St Mary Magdalen's 3 Westlea 0 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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