Season 2021-22 Week 31 Review Sunday 10th April 2022

By Phil Kemble

Sunday 10th April 2022

Report compiled by Tom Potter League Secretary

Capitol Cup

Yet another thrilling encounter at the home of Cammell Laird 1907 FC as the final of the Capitol Cup took place between cup final specialists One O’clock Gun and Wallasey Wanderers that produced a game worthy of any competition.

The opening exchanges saw both teams create half chances before Wanderers took the lead through their top marksman Macauley Lathom who despatched his penalty in fine style. As the game ebbed and flowed Wanderers took advantage of some slack marking to increase their lead as Lathom again controlled, turned and fired home a great goal. The Gun fought back and looked to be reducing the score when awarded a penalty but keeper Ben Hughes made a great save to keep the score at 2-0 up until the interval.

The second period saw the Gun pressing to get back into the game, but the resolute defending by the Wanderers defence kept them at bay and keeper Hughes making some fine stops to help keep a clean sheet and Wanderers celebrated a well-earned 2-0 victory at the final whistle, which was blown by referee Georgia Lyons who became the first female referee of the Capitol Cup.

Man of the match awards were selected by the opposing teams with Ollie Lowe (Wanderers) and Chris Reilly (Gun) being the deserving recipients.

The Wirral DFA Amateur Cup Final

Sheridans FC v Wellington FC

The Wirral DFA Amateur cup final was played at Heswall FC with a 2pm kick off but Sheridans could not provide the league with yet another trophy as they were beaten 2-0 by Wellington FC who had Ben Dufton-Kelly as a two-goal marksman. Sheridans will hope to bounce back next week as they entertain Vineyard in the Magee Cup Final at Cammell Laird 1907 FC, with an 11.00am kick off.

Moreton Alarms Supplies Second Division

The only league fixture came in the Moreton Alarms Supplies Second Division and saw Oxton Celtic take the spoils versus Wallasey Wolves in a 2-0 success as Harry Sutton and Joe Dhenin scored a goal apiece to put them middle of the table with five games remaining.

Where next?

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