Craven Minor Junior Football Results & Fixtures

Craven Minor Junior Football Results & Fixtures Results Week Ending 8th February 2015

Under 11 Harry Cope Cup

Maghull Youth 3-3 Southport FC Juniors (aet – Maghull won 4-3 on penalties)

Redgate Yellow 2-4 Crosby Stuart

Formby JSC White 3-1 S&A Red Another great game yesterday between 2 top teams. Formby probably playing some of their best football of the season.

FJSC Whites took the lead in the 10th minute when Dan Griffin knocked in Ben Williams cross. On 15 minutes Jack Lemmens then scored with a great shot from the edge of the box after a brilliant defence splitting pass from Jamie Ditchfield. 2 – 0 at half time after some great play. On 43 minutes FJSC Whites went 3 – 0 up with a sublime 4 pass move from defence to attack, which in my opinion was the goal of the season so far. Harry Forsyth chipped the ball to Tom Elder on the edge of our own box, Tom Elder runs 40 yards past 3 players before finding Jack Lemmens on the right wing, who then passes to the demanding Tom Elder, who rifled a shot in the bottom corner of the net. The applause for that goal was possible heard all over Sefton. S & A Reds then pulled a goal back and it was backs to the wall for a bit, but Jay Murphy went close on 2 or 3 occasions for Formby and David Meadow in the Formby goal kept S & A at bay. FJSC Whites now march into the Semi Finals of the Harry Cope Cup and also sit proudly at the top of the U’11

Premiership.

Under 11 Premier

Trinity White 5-1 Burscough

Under 11 Championship

Phoenix 0-5 Formby JSC Black

Under 12 Premiership

Formby JSC White 7-0 Formby Athletic Hesketh Colts 2-4 Trinity Blue

Town Green 2-2 Altown United

Birkdale United 4-1 Formby JSC Rangers

Under 12 Championship

S&A Amateurs 2-3 Redgate Rovers Phoenix 0-5 Formby JSC Black

S&B Yellow 1-5 Southport FC Juniors S&B Red 0-5 Ormskirk

Mitch Green 9-0 Mitch Red Warriors The Greens welcomed Mitch Reds in the highly anticipated derby. Conditions were perfect for football, cold, and no wind with a small amount of mist in the air. The Greens were at full strength and had 14 players available for selection. The Reds started the better, they just couldn’t find that scoring touch. Eventually Karne Green broke the deadlock for Greens, scoring his first of the day. A tactical change saw Owen Conteh leave the pitch. He was replaced by Ryan Martin who had an instant effect and would go on to score with his second touch of the ball.