Deeping'sdazzlers retain the county cup
Deepings successfully defended the title they won as Under 12 level by beating Horncastle’s Queen Elizabeth’s Grammar School in Lincoln.
Left-back Oliver Tooth set the team on the way to victory when he showed great composure in rounding the keeper and slotting home in the third minute.
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Hide AdBeck McCarthy drove a shot just past the far post and Harry Barsby fired just over, but Alfie Fox’s shot slipped through the keeper’s hands to make it 2-0 after 15 minutes.
Queen Elizabeth rattled the bar with a free-kick and forced Deepings keeper Max Rigby into a smart block in the second half, but otherwise Deepings rarely looked like letting their advantage slip.
It rounded off another excellent cup run for the boys, who had defeated North Kesteven 6-2, Spalding Grammar 4-2 on penalties, Louth’s King Edward VI Grammar 4-1 and Lincoln Christ’s Hospital School 2-0 to reach the final.
Deepings also reached the last 64 out of more than 600 entrants in the nationwide Playstation Schools Cup.
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Hide AdTheir defeat in that competition remains their only one in two seasons of secondary school football to date.
LEICESTER CITY
Peterborough Junior Foxes are holding an Easter half-term holiday course on April 20 (for 7-10 year-olds) and April 21 (for 11-13 year-olds) at Queens Park, Yaxley.
All the courses are run by UEFA qualified football coaches and children who impress on the day maybe invited to sessions with the Junior Foxes and trial sessions with Leicester City FC.
To book a place email [email protected] or call 07919206347 .
NORWICH CITY
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Hide AdNorwich City are also holding an Easter Half-Term Soccer School in Peterborough. There’s is on April 18 and 19 at Peterborough Northern Star.
For more details contact Dominic Knighton on 07599 347897 or [email protected]