Finnart got here out on prime 2-1 away in opposition to Benburb within the U14 Glasgow and District YFS Division 1, in a outcome that noticed them preserve their place on the prime of the league.

Cooper Glass put Finnart a aim to the nice earlier than Jake Lowis bought Benburb again on stage phrases. Jesse Fred then netted the winner for the away aspect. Every aim got here in an action-packed first half.

Finnart had many of the ball within the preliminary levels, placing collectively some entertaining passages of play. Glorious defending from the house aspect meant that the match was at a impasse for a big spell. 

It took a second of magic for the primary aim of the sport. A nook was cleared away, however solely so far as Finnart’s Cooper Glass, who smashed a looping effort into the web from over 20 yards. It was a jaw-dropping second for everyone in attendance, and the match solely kicked up the depth from there.

Benburb had been to not be overwhelmed simply on their very own patch and began seeing extra of the ball in response to going behind.

They quickly had a reward for his or her good play. The ball got here to Jake Lowis simply contained in the Finnart penalty space, and the striker curled a pinpoint end into the underside left nook.

That got here simply earlier than half-time, however the first half wasn’t performed offering twists and turns.

Jesse Fred, who was main the road successfully for Finnart, chased down a protracted cross like he had already performed so many instances within the sport. He discovered himself one-on-one and slotted calmly and neatly into the centre of the web.

Although the primary half introduced the targets, the second was nothing to smell at and was very tightly contested – each groups needed to combat arduous for possession of the ball and neither group of gamers had been afraid to take a shot on.

After an entertaining morning, and good performances throughout although, the ultimate rating was 2-1 to Finnart.

Finnart Man of the Match: Abdel Hassan

The younger defender put in a dominant and clever show on the fitting hand aspect of the again line, making that aspect of the pitch utterly his personal, and driving his staff ahead with a number of line-splitting passes into midfield.

Benburb Man of the Match: Harris Montgomery

The midfielder had quite a few deft touches to maintain the ball in the midst of the park, wanting inconceivable to deal with at instances. This helped his aspect enormously after they wanted a spell of possession within the sport.

Finnart Magic Second: Cooper Glass

A transparent winner for this class! An absolute belter of a strike that the professionals could be buzzing with.

Benburb Magic Second: Harris Montgomery

Pulled off an audacious nutmeg in his personal half earlier than sending an inch-perfect ball over to a teammate. A second that drew a pant from onlookers!