A penalty shoot-out dictated the outcome of the Presidents Cup final after nothing separated the teams in normal time. It was Cults who won their third trophy in the space of a week with Alex Dalziel netting the final penalty after two missed penalties from Oldmachar in a row. 

The final started off quite lively with both teams going for it from the word go. Ben Ross had a long range effort which went straight at Matthew Buckham. A big crowd turned out for this game and the game quietened down as the clock ticked in the 1st half. 

Oldmachar did have chances themselves and a Calum Beattie ball found Aaron Leslie however his header went over the bar and it was difficult to tell who was going to make the breakthrough at this point. 

As it looked like being 0-0 going into half time, Cults had other ideas when they got forward and Andrew Mitchell had an effort which was only parried by Buckham and Kris Cocker guided the ball home from close range which would have changed the proximity of the half time team talks. 

Due to the let of the Northfield Academy facility, this was only an 80 minute game. Oldmachar equalised 12 minutes after the restart after a great ball from Aaron Leslie came in which Lucas Murray jumped the highest to guide a fine header home past Jacob Otto. Oldmachar coach Paul McAvinue seemed to have a few stern words with his team at the interval as there was a totally different impetus about the team, they were a team that wanted to attack more. 

Calum Beattie then almost put Oldmachar ahead three minutes later however a good save from Jacob Otto denied the Banks O'Dee Albion player as both teams searched for a vital 2nd goal. The last 20 minutes of the game was a bit of a battle with very little between the teams. 

After 80 minutes, no team could get the breakthrough despite both teams having chances to clinch it at the death, Ben Ross had a chance which Buckham saved well from with Leslie trying to end his school career on a goal however it wasn't to be. Straight to penalties!