Unity beat Blessed Trinity in thrilling final

Unity got their noses in front midway through the first half as Archie Mcivor got his head onto the ball to direct it into the net from a lovely corner.

Unity had a good spell after that, with numerous attempts stopped by the Trinity keeper.

However, Blessed Trinity started to come back into the game, and a ball over the top wasn’t dealt with properly and Unity were punished by the equaliser.

Trinity dominated the next 15 minutes, managing to score again from a ball over the top to end the first half 2-1 up.

In the second half with Blessed Trinity missing a few good chances to go further ahead, before Archie Ludlam-Palmer hit a bullet of a long range shot which was tipped onto the bar by the Trinity keeper.

Unity starting to regain the upper hand again, and Dade Thornton stepped up to put finish a cross to make it 2-2.

Lennon Hartley got on the end of another cross from close in to make it 3-2, before Thornton scored an identical goal to his first to surely secure Unity the cup.

However, with five minutes remaining Blessed Trinity pulled it back to 4-3.

Unity managed to see out what felt the longest five minutes of football ever, and the final whistle blew handed Unity victory.