Drake praises Goddy youngsters after thriller

Godmanchester Rovers manager Ollie Drake was full of praise for his youngsters after coming out on the right side of a seven-goal thriller on Saturday.

The 16-year-old Harvey Gargiulo scored a superb winner to earn his side a 4-3 success over struggling Gorleston in the Thurlow Nunn Premier Division, who alongside fellow youth player Harrison Radwell, made their senior debuts at Bearscroft Lane.

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Godmanchester hat-trick hero Buster proving the doubters wrong

Harradine helps Rovers win the County Cup with treble in the final

Buster Harradine feels he has proved his doubters wrong after scoring the second county cup final hat-trick of his career on Tuesday night.

Harradine netted three times as Godmanchester Rovers beat St Neots Town 6-0 in the Hunts Senior Cup final - five years after he did the same for Soham Town Rangers in their 2014 Cambs Invitation Cup final win.

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Godmanchester Rovers go on the rampage to lift the Hunts Senior Cup

Godmanchester Rovers lifted the Hunts Senior Cup after dishing out a final drubbing to St Neots Town as they breezed to a 6-0 triumph.

It was every bit as emphatic as the scoreline suggests at the Premier Plus Stadium. In fact it was men against boys as Ollie Drake’s side had the trophy in the bag by half-time.

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MATCH REPORT - Saints blown away by rampant Rovers in Senior Cup Final

HUNTINGDONSHIRE SENIOR CUP FINAL

Godmanchester 6 St Neots Town 0

In the end it was a disappointing showpiece Senior Cup Final best described as men against boys. Godmanchester full of confidence and on a high chasing the runners-up spot in the Thurlow Nunn League for the third time, facing a depleted and out-of-sorts St Neots side, who were the trophy holders very low on both experience and confidence. St Neots faced the loss of two of their most charismatic players – Dan Trendall to injury and Jordan Norville-Williams recalled by parent club Cambridge United – and they never really competed. Joe Hood was also unavailable and into their places St Neots had no option but to draft in three of their Youth Cup winners Leon Fulianty, Jacob Joseph and Owen Dunnett. The ‘visiting’ side smelled blood from the off and always were certain winners from as early as the fifth minute when they scored their first goal.

Read the Full Match Report at The Saints Website.