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Cup Finals
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2009-2010 CUP FINALS

The James Barnes Memorial Shield Cup Final

In a terricic game for the James Barnes Shiled Dynamo Globe came from 2-0 downto win by 4-3 against Academy Sports.

Keith Malone put Academy ahead in the first half which was against the run of play.
In the second period Martin Neville put Academy 2-0 ahead.
Shortley after a headed goal by by Ant Coleman gave Dynamo hope, Billy Worswick the Academy keeper who had made some good saves was beaten for the second times when a free kick from Mark Burgess struck a defender
and the ball nestled into the bottom corner of the net.

Then came three goals in the last five minutes Mike Hadfield put Dynamo Globe ahead for the first time in the match but before the cheers had died down Neil Foster put the sides level at 3-3 then with hardly a minute remaining Man of the Match Chris Robinson who was terrific in midfield for Dynamo Globe struck the winning goal






The James Barnes Memorial Shield Winners Dynamo Globe	Man of the Match Chris Robinson

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Youth Under 17's Cup Final
Birkdale United -v- Forefield Lions

Forefinled Lions won the Under 17's Final after a sublime second half performance
to win by 5 goals to nil.
Just before half time Jack Dowling headed home a left wing cross to give forefield a half time lead.

Two goals in the first 3 minutes of the second half virtually killed off Birkdale United Steve Stoddern and a great solo goal from Robbie Robertson were the marksmen.

Man of the Match, Midfielder Tom Foster converted a penalty in the 67th minute
after a hand ball offence.

After 76 minutes Peter Hennerty struck a free kick which hit the bar and went straight down to the ground and rebounded out to Josh Corkin to smash home to complete a 5 - 0 scoreline






	Man of the Match Tom Foster
	Under 17's Youth Cup Winners Forefield Lions

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Bill Heyes Memorial Cup Final

Highfield Grange won the Bill Heyes Memorial Trophy when they came from 1-0 down at the interval
to beat A.F.C. Wigan by 4-1

Ian Costello put A.F.C. Wigan ahead after a brilliant run and cross from Paul Taylor which was headed on by
Mark Birch and Costello was waiting at the far post unmarked

Joe Hull of A.F.C. Wigan was pulling the strings in midfield and fully deserved his Man of the Match award,
despite this Highfield Grange turned on the style in the 2nd period with Martin Meehan hitting a brace,
his equaliser was a terrific 25yd free kick

Highfield Grange went ahead for the first time in the 72nd minute when Dave Quigley let fly
with a volley from 30yds into the top corner of the net

Alex Turner made the last two goals for Meehan and sub Andy Alty with two brilliant runs down the left and
inch perfect crosses saw Meehan and Alty fire home










	Bill Heyes Memorial Cup Final Man Of The Match Joe Hull from A.F.C.Wigan Receiving his award from League Chairman Mr Steve Jones
Bill Heyes Memorial Cup Final Winners Highfield Grange

Davenport Millennium Trophy Final

Ashton Villa beat favourites Golborne Rangers in a penalty shoot out after the clubs were locked
at 3-3 after 120 minutes.

Golborne Rangers took the game to Ashton Villa from the start with Matty Hughes pulling the strings for Golborne
but it wasn’t until the 44th minute that Golborne took the lead it was a corner taken by Hughes
which was headed home by Jon Clarke.

After the interval Matthew Verinda equalised on 47 minutes and two minutes later Verinda stroked home a penalty
after a hand ball offence to give Villa the lead.

It looked as though Ashton Villa would hang on but a great run and cross by Matty Hughes saw
sub Andy Pukitis rifle home with 89 minutes on the clock.

In extra time, Danny Griffiths latched on to a free kick taken by Matty Hughes to put Golborne Rangers in front.

Ashton Villa through men forward and on 118 minutes a corner was headed home by
sub, Peter Horgan to level at 3-3.

In the penalty shoot out, Ashton Villa held their nerve better and won by 4 penalties to 2.

Matty Hughes of Golborne Rangers was voted the Davenport Trophy Final Man of the Match









	Davenport Trophy Final Man of the Match Matty Hughes of Golborne Rangers
Davenport Trophy Final Winners Ashton Villa

Under 18’s Cup Final

Appley Bridge beat Pennington by 3 goals to 2 in the under 18’s Cup Final at Ashton Athletic.

Appley Bridge started brilliantly with Harris Millar heading home from a corner after 5 minutes and
after 12 minutes Adam Niklas struck a 20yd shot to make the score 2 – 0 and Appley Bridge were well on top.

After the interval, within a minute Appley Bridge hit a post and seconds later Brad Gregson gave them a 3-0 lead.

However two goals in the 65th & 72nd minute by Oliver Parker and Jack Kenny gave Pennington hope but Appley Bridge kept their nerve and with centre back Harris Millar a colossus in defence giving a man of the match
performance the Bridge ran out 3-2 winners








	Under 18's Cup Final Man of the Match Harris Millar
Under 18's Cup Final Winners Appley Bridge

Houghton Memorial Cup Final

Orrell Otters of Division 3 provided a shock in the final when they defeated Premier Division side
Hawkley Hall Athletic by 3 goals to nil.

The Man of the Match award went to Orrell’s Tom Ashall for his tireless work throughout the game and scoring
2 goals and assisting in the other one, after 25 minutes when his through ball was tucked away
confidently by Mike Price.

Hawkley Hall huffed and puffed but couldn’t breakdown a resolute Orrell Otters defence.

In the second period, a free kick on 70 minutes was drilled home by Tom Ashall, the ball took a deflection
and keeper Steve Whittle was beaten.

A penalty, just two minutes later was awarded when Ashall was tripped in the penalty area, his shot was saved
but he scored from the re-bound to clinch the match for Orrell Otters










	Houghton Memorial Cup Final Winners Orrell Otters

	Houghton Memorial Cup Final Man Of The Match Tom Ashall

Wilf Hickson Memorial Cup Final

Pennington won the Wilf Hickson Cup Final with a 4-1 score lane against Redgate Rovers under 17’s.

Pennington made a great start when Ollie Parker sent over a free kick which was fumbled by Redgate’s
keeper and Lloyd Jolley tapped home the loose ball after only 8 minutes.

However Redgate Rovers came into the game and twice struck the cross-bar and at the interval it was still 1-0.

Ten minutes into the second half, Redgate levelled the score when a good run and cross by Rob MacDonald
saw James McCarthy volley home from 20yds.

Redgate Rovers were on top and went close with Matty Powell and McCarthy going close.

However on 68 minutes, Pennington went ahead when Man of the Match Nathan Ogden rose unchallenged
to head home from a corner.

On 80 minutes Pennington clinched the match when John Martin scored from the penalty spot despite
Matthew Rowan getting his hand to the ball but failed to keep the ball from hitting the back of the net.
Steve Yates scored a late goal after being put through by Ollie Parker

It was a consolation for Pennington after losing two finals, the LFA Under 18’s Youth Cup and the South Lancs Counties Under 18’s Cup this season











	Wilf Hickson Memorial Cup Final Winners 2009-2010 Pennington
Wilf Hickson Memorial Cup Final Man of the Match 2009-2010 Nathan Ogden

Division 3 Cup

A.C. Amberswood Reserves won the Division 3 Cup Final after a 2-1 score line against Halsall.

Both clubs seemingly were playing cagey football with neither side taking the initiative.
However on 31 minutes Amberswood went ahead with a strike by Kieran Topping
and before the interval (42 minutes) Paul Mercer struck to give Amberswood a 2-0 lead

Into the second half and Amberswood were reduced to 10 men after a sending off, Halsall failed to capitalise
on their one man advantage until the 85th minute when Scot Tomlinson
after beating 3 men unleashed a 35yd screamer to give Halsall hope.

With vertually the last play of the match, Halsall won a corner, as the corner came over, Halsall had a free header
but it was directed straight at the keeper and Amberswood breathed a sigh of relief.

Man of the Match went to Amberswood’s centre back Liam Wainwright
who gave a faultless display throughout the match