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Sunday Trophy 2018/19 Lancashire Football Association Sunday Trophy 2018/19 2017/18 Sunday Trophy Winners: Blackhurst Budd FC Semi-Final Tie Ribbleton FC v Eleven Sports Media 20 March 2019 Kick off 7:30pm A message from the Chairman... Good evening everyone, and welcome to “ tonight’s Lancashire FA Sunday Trophy Semi-Final tie between Ribbleton FC and Eleven Sports Media On behalf of the Lancashire Football Association, I’d like to welcome all of you to tonight’s match and to the Sir Tom Finney Stadium - the home of Bamber Bridge FC. I’d like to thank Bamber Bridge for hosting us this evening as well as thank and welcome our partners for this historic competition, Poppy Signs. Tonight’s match is the first of the Sunday Trophy semi finals, after the other tie, Acregate Lane v Crown Paints, was called off due to the recent poor weather across the region. Details of the revised tie will be announced in due course. This is another chance for one of our grassroots clubs to get to a prestigious final and potentially write their name in the history books. Its night’s like tonight that players live for and I am confident we will see two side’s who push and dig deep to reach the final on 2 May. The very best of luck to both sides this evening and to our brilliant officials. Enjoy the game and we hope to see you at Lancashire FA soon for some of our 20 County Cup finals! Roger Haydock Chairman” Competitions Comittee Path to tonight’s Semi-Final... First Round - 9 September 2018 Ribbleton FC 20-1 AFC Longridge Eleven Sports Media 3-2 Gregson Lane Second Round - 23 September 2018 Ribbleton FC - Bye Eleven Sports 3-3 AFC Additions (won 3-2 on pens) Third Round - 14 October 2018 Avenue 0-9 Ribbleton FC Hunters & Ingol Rangers 2-2 Eleven Sports (won 5-6 on pens) Fourth Round - 18 November 2018 Ribbleton FC 1-0 New Albert Eleven Sports Media 1-1 The Hares (won 7-6 on pens) Quarter Final - 6 January 2018 Ribbleton FC 8-0 Bamber Bridge United Eleven Sports Media 9-0 Wigan Wanderers A Brief History of Ribbleton FC Ribbleton Football Club began life as Denville Devils in 2000 with seven players that resided on Denville Road in Ribbleton and played on the 5 a side pitches adjacent to Preston North End. This soon expanded to 14 players, representing Ribbleton in two competitive teams on a weekly basis. During the summer of 2001, five parents formed a committee and the club became Ribbleton Juniors FC. They became affiliated to the Lancashire FA and joined the Mid Lancs Colts Junior Football League, entering an Under 9’s team. Since that first year they have developed teams every year providing football for players from Ribbleton, Callon, Brookfield and beyond from six years of age through to seniors. They now have almost 400 players representing 29 teams from Under six to Seniors in the Mid Lancs Colts, Central Lancs, Lancashire Sunday League and Lancashire FA leagues. They also have five girls teams representing the club in the Poulton & District and North Valley & Burnley Unity Youth Leagues. Our sponsors... Poppy Signs offer a comprehensive range of sign solutions to meet your advertising, identification, directional, compliance, promotion and marketing requirements. Our 100% commitment to meeting the needs of their customers drives everything they do: - They’ll strive to understand your requirements. They will offer pragmatic advice and recommendations based on long experience. They will only use the best materials, design and production methods. They will provide service in a timely fashion. They will offer value for money. They will offer the same professional service to every enquiry whether large or small. For more information on Poppy Sings, visit www.PoppySigns.co.uk Sunday Trophy Winners A Brief History of Eleven Sports Media Eleven Sports Media FC were previously known as The Saddle and Northern Care FC. The club have been going for over 25 years in the Blackpool Sunday Alliance and this is the furthest the club has ever reached in the Lancashire FA Sunday Trophy. They are managed by Matthew Livingstone and he is assisted by Des Taylor and Jez Wals. The club is based at the Saddle Pub in Blackpool and is run by Steve Brogi and Wayne Howsley. Eleven Sports Media are the club sponsors and have sponsored the club this season. Ribbleton FC Eleven Sports Media Shirt:Green Shirt: Blue and Maroon Shorts: Black The Teams Shorts: Blue Sock: Black Sock: Blue Coming up at Aaron Houghton Jamie Cook Adam Walker Lancashire FA Lewis Cook Adil Ahmed Matthew Cassidy Cane Blows U15 Girls Cup Final Elliot Ramsey Cane Pickering 21/3/19 Lee Catlow Carl Vasey Wigan Athletic Ladies & Girls Ellis Tortelli Casey Armstrong v Josh Walker Dominic McElhone Golborne Girls Henry Wright Fraser Murdoch The County Ground, Lancashire Jamie Walsh Gary Basterfield FA - KO 7pm Joe Booth Jack Seaward William Robinson U13 Boys Final Joe Griffiths Tyler Attack 24/3/19 Jordon Murdoch Robbie Hulme Walshaw Sports Club Laim Allen v Jordan Finlayson Matthew Handley Southport FC Conner Finlayson Richie Allen The County Ground, Lancashire Arraon Flemming Ryan Hough FA - KO 10am David Cram Sean McElhone Jordan Wood Terry Hampson Jared Bain Referee: Richard Braithwaite Asisstant Referee: Daniel Slater Asisstant Referee: Martin Winters Fourth Official: Shahid Iqbal 90 MINUTES TO BE PLAYED – 45 MINUTES EACH HALF IF THE SCORE IS LEVEL AT FULL TIME, THE TIE WILL GO TO KICKS FROM THE PENALTY MARK, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURE ADOPTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION BOARD.
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