St. Cadoc’s got another fantastic early goal, but this time it was all about the assist. A brilliant bit of footwork from Michael Blues saw him go past two, before he cut it back to Ross McDonald who had a simple job to tap past the keeper. 2-0 a minute into the second half, and you would be forgiven for thinking Syngenta would be down and out.

 

That proved to be far from the truth. The Juveniles pulled one back soon later, when the ball broke on the edge of the box, and Declan McQuillan won the 50/50. It bounced kindly for the midfielder, and he managed to swing a left-footed half-volley from the edge of the box that nestled into the bottom corner.

 

It was McCafferty who managed to pull it back to 2-2 just minutes later. A long ball forward bounced behind the defence, and the winger showed a clean pair of heels to the full-back, taking it close to the keeper and slotting it between his legs. 2-2 after 56 minutes, an incredible comeback. 

 

But it wasn't to be as St. Cadoc’s hit straight back, and it was the deadly duo of McDonald and Blues again. The game was opening up for both sides, and Blues once more powered through the middle of the park. He timed the pass perfectly playing McDonald through on goal, and the attacker took his chance well, sliding it left-footed past the keeper, making it 3-2 to St. Cadoc’s on the hour mark

 

Boubekri took a while to get into the second half, but he stung the palms of the keeper after 70 minutes. Receiving the ball 40 yards out, he rounded two players before releasing a powerful shot outside the box, but Mark Gordon was equal to it.

 

Blues almost got on the scoresheet himself. Boubekri turned provider, curling a pass round the defence with the outside of his foot. Blues was clear through, but dragged his right footed shot just wide.

 

Kieran Boubekri killed the game off after 83 minutes. Aidan Donaghty played a through-ball, although it didn’t look like Boubekri would get to it. Somehow though, the striker got his toe on it and surprised the keeper, poking it through Dickson's legs and making the scoreline 4-2.

 

Ross McDonald looked to get his hat-trick after being played through by Boubekri, but the number 11 couldn’t curve his right-footed shot into the top corner. Donaghty then had a chance to get his name on the scoresheet after another good through ball from Boubekri, but he hit his shot straight at the goalkeeper.