Club history
Cammell Laird 1907 FC can trace its history back to 1899 when a team from the Upper Boilers Shop of Laird Bros played in Birkenhead Park, before turning to the rugby code. It was not until June 1907 that the Cammell Laird Institute AFC was established, with its first fixture taking place on 2nd September 1907 against Tranmere Rovers, finishing 9th in the West Cheshire League in their inaugural season (1907/08).
In the early years, the Club played at a number of grounds and won their first trophy, the Shipley Cup, in April 1921, before in the summer of 1922 they moved to St Peters Road (which still remains their current home) as Kirklands FC. They disbanded in 1939 but reformed in 1946. The Club had their most successful period during the 1970s and 80s, winning the West Cheshire League on a regular basis. 1994/95 saw the club reach the FA Vase quarterfinals before losing to Arlesey Town.
The 21st Century
The early part of the new millennium saw the Club reach new heights. They started the rise through the pyramid, making history by becoming the first
Club to win the championship of the Second and First Divisions of the North West Counties League, which they achieved in 2004/05 and then 2005/06. In the same year as that First Division triumph, the club reached the FA Vase semi-finals, losing to eventual winners Nantwich Town, and two years later, the Club gained promotion to the Unibond Premier League. However, they were relegated after just one season due to ground grading.
Having fought relegation battles successfully, the Club finished bottom of the Evo-Stik Division One North in 2011/12, but were reprieved, and bounced back the following season by finishing league runners up before losing on penalties in the play-off final against Trafford.
Season 2013/14 saw Lairds finish 11th, but the decision was taken to resign from the Evo-Stik NPL and form a new Club: Cammell Laird 1907 FC.
New
club, new era
The new Club was formed on 28th May 2014 and entered the NWCFL Division One for their inaugural campaign in 2014/15. In October, the Club lost manager Tony Sullivan to Witton Albion, and appointed Paul McNally in the same month. He ably guided the team to promotion, which was achieved on Saturday 4th April. In the end, Lairds finished 21 points clear of 3rd placed AFC Darwen.
2015/16 saw the Club finish 15th in its first season in the NWCFL Premier Division. Early on, Lairds didn’t get the results that their performances deserved, drawing or even losing games that they largely dominated. However, they soon found their feet in the Premier Division. Their best result was an emphatic 4-0 victory against eventual champions Colne in October. In February, Tony Sullivan returned to replace Paul McNally as manager, and the Club ended the campaign with a solid mid-table finish.
At the end of the season, Sullivan departed and was replaced by former Prescot Cables and AFC Darwen manager Neil Prince. The new man in charge made an excellent start, two fine performances deservedly seeing off the challenge of AFC Darwen in the FA Cup. It is fair to say that luck was not on the side of Prince’s team at the start of the league campaign, with several fine performances not getting the results that they deserved. However, after the 3-1 defeat to Squires Gate in September, Prince resigned on good terms with the Club, who were very appreciative of his efforts, and both parties wished each other well for the future.
Prince was replaced by former Lairds striker Mick McGraa, who had taken
over the Reserve Team in the summer. McGraa has worked tirelessly to assemble a very promising young side, and again with a tad more luck in games that Lairds dominated, they could have picked up more points. Everything finally came together on Saturday 18th March 2017, as a brilliant performance saw Lairds beat AFC Darwen 4-1 to record their first league win of the season, which they followed up three days later with a 2-1 victory against in-form Hanley Town. Ultimately, results elsewhere consigned Lairds to relegation by the end of March, but the Club was now in a much stronger position ahead of the Division One campaign to follow in 2017/18. The rebuild commences
That season started off perfectly, the 4-1 win against a higher-ranked Maltby Main side in the Emirates FA Cup a sign of things to come! Lairds were eliminated from that competition despite a valiant effort at Evo-Stik League outfit Leek Town, but after a slightly shaky start, they went from strength to strength in the league. From 5th September to 21st April, they dropped just two points at Kirklands, also defeating Premier Division Congleton Town with ten men on their own patch in the Macron Cup. Lairds initially struggled on the road, but also improved on that front after the turn of the year. They finished the regular campaign as one of the division’s form teams, securing the final play-off place courtesy of a sensational 4-1 victory over championselect Silsden. The Cammells also enjoyed a run to the final of the LWC Drinks Cup, recording a notable 4-0 triumph at fellow top six challengers Alsager Town along the way. In the final against Prestwich Heys at Runcorn Linnets FC, Joe Malkin’s header drew Lairds level at 1-1 just before the hour mark. Despite hammering at the Prestwich door for much of the second half, there was a sucker punch as a brilliant late strike from John Main, followed by an even more incredible save by Heys’ Russell Saunders, saw McGraa’s men on the wrong end of a 2-1 scoreline. However, Lairds responded brilliantly in the play-off semi-final just three days later, stunning the division by going to a Prestwich side, who had hammered them 3-0 on the opening day and finished the season on 91 points, and coming from behind to win 4-1. That set up an all-or-nothing midweek play-off final away at Whitchurch Alport. There was to be more heartbreak as a nightmare start saw Lairds fall 2-0 behind within ten minutes. It just didn’t click for the visitors on the night, and despite Charlie MacInnes giving them hope late on, it was a case of so near yet so far. Two defeats in finals were a horrible ending to what was an outstanding campaign which saw McGraa’s team restore the pride around Kirklands, and deliver long-lasting memories.
opportunity to compete in the Wirral Senior Cup Final, which they had reached courtesy of victories over Poulton Royal, Ellesmere Port Town and Mersey Royal.
For the 2020/21 campaign, the club’s home at Kirklands was renamed the Prabhu Ventures Ltd Arena as part of a new sponsorship deal, while former player Stuart Humphreys was appointed as Director of Football. After a solid start to the delayed season, the North West Counties Football League was suspended from the start of November until mid-December as lockdown restrictions were re-imposed. During that time, Phil Burton and his backroom staff resigned after two-and-a-half years in charge. The season briefly resumed in December, but the season was soon curtailed due to Covid-19 after Lairds had played just seven league matches, with them team placed 13th in the table.
Silverware returns to CH42
With Lairds unable to play competitive football until May 2021, the club took their time before making a permanent managerial appointment. Stuart Keir was chosen as the man to take the club forward, the former AFC Liverpool boss’ CV impressing the committee as well as his strong reputation for developing youth players.
The Cammells finished 14th after a mixed season in the First Division South, but their exploits in the cup competitions were astonishing and made it a campaign to remember. A 3-0 victory over Heswall in the Wirral Senior Cup Final on 23 April 2022 clinched the first team’s maiden piece of silverware under the 1907 name, which was an afternoon to remember for all concerned. However, their season did not finish there, and an astonishing set of results sent them into the cup finals of both NWCFL cups. A famous comeback win in the A41 Derby at Vauxhall Motors was secured in the last minute by Jay Harvey, and featured in a successful Macron Cup run. Two semi-final wins in the space of four days – against Ilkley Town on penalties in the First Division Cup and Premier Division outfit Congleton Town in the Macron Cup – ensured that Lairds’ campaign would finish with two cup finals. The Macron Cup represented a remarkable feat for Keir’s team given that it included all 60 NWCFL clubs, but sadly the final against Charnock Richard, played at Chorley FC, proved a bridge too far as their opponents ran out 5-0 winners. The First Division Cup Final proved a more closely-fought affair away to promoted FC Isle of Man. Despite matching their opponents throughout, the Cammells unfortunately went down to a 1-0 defeat and they had to settle for finishing as runners-up. However, the incredible end to the season and appearance in three cup finals provides strong evidence that Keir’s team are on the right track going into the 2022/23 campaign.
Cheshire Senior Cup history-makers
An eventful close season saw McGraa depart for Vauxhall Motors, who rejoined the Hallmark Security League. The majority of the squad followed the manager to Rivacre Park, but the Committee acted swiftly and made a very exciting appointment in Phil Burton. He guided the club to a solid 15th place finish in the new First Division South, two cup quarter-finals, and extraordinarily Lairds became the lowest ranked team ever to reach a Cheshire Senior Cup Final, where they lost out to Nantwich Town. The 2019/20 campaign started off brightly for Burton’s team, and they were just outside the promotion places at Christmas, but their form then dropped off and only began to pick up shortly before the league was suspended in March due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Lairds were 13th after the final fixtures were played, but the decision was made by the FA to null and void the season. The premature end to the season meant that Lairds missed the
A new clubhouse facility opened in July 2022 also provides a welcome boost to the club. It will be open throughout every matchday, and significantly improve the experience of visitors to the renamed KR Couriers & Transport Ltd Stadium.
Good afternoon, and a warm welcome back to the KR Couriers and Transport Ltd Stadium for today’s game against Stockport Georgians. We hope that the players, staff, officials and supporters from our visitors enjoy their stay with us here. After the weather-related disruption to our schedule, it has been nice to get back to playing regular football in the last couple of weeks, with some decent results to go with it.
Our first home game of 2023 did not go the way we wanted it to as we fell to a 2-0 defeat to Barnton on the Tuesday before last.
However, we bounced back on our longest away trip of the season to an improving Rocester side, who were unbeaten in their previous four matches. A fine goal from Kieron Frost on his return from suspension was followed by a quick-fire double after the restart from Kalif Koura and Ryan Smith. That put us in cruise control at 3-0, before we made life more difficult for ourselves than we needed to by conceding goals on 75 and 85 minutes. However, the lads saw the game through to its conclusion and collected a welcome three points.
We then faced another long road trip on Tuesday night to Foley Meir, and showed good character to twice come from behind to earn a 2-2 draw. It sounds as though it wasn’t a vintage performance on the night, but it was important to come away with something, and goals from Ryan Smith and Danny Stephens ensured that we did just that.
We’ve had some new additions to the squad in the last few weeks, and the likes of Richard Wincer and Louie Lancaster have settled in extremely well and have already earned regular places in the starting XI. It will certainly require a strong collective effort over the next two-and-a -half months to ensure we finish the season as high up the table as we
can.
Today, we are up against a Stockport Georgians side who have had a fine debut season in the NWCFL, challenging for the play-off places in seventh. They are seven points adrift of Ellesmere Rangers in fifth but with two games in hand, and have proven themselves to be a strong outfit. The reverse fixture on the Bank Holiday Monday in August was in the balance with 15 minutes remaining, but three quick-fire goals from the hosts took the contest away from us and earned them a 3-0 win. Despite their excellent season so far, Georgians have lost their last three matches, so I am sure they will be very keen to bounce back today and we will have to be wary of that hunger.
We of course played regular pre-season friendlies home and away against today’s opponents in years gone by, and there is a great relationship between the two clubs. It is fantastic to see them thriving at this level, and I wish them all the best from after today’s match.
Thank you to Stockport Georgians and Rocester too for agreeing to move our two Saturday home fixtures in February to the earlier kick-off time of 2pm. There are two Tuesday night games here this month as well a Wirral Senior Cup tie against Higher Bebington Kelma on 14th, and a league game against Sandbach United on 28th.
Many thanks for your valued support, without which we as a club could not survive and thrive.
I hope you enjoy today’s issue and the game.
Up them Cammells.
All the best, Patrick Burke
Editorial
Photo credit: David Blackwood (Twitter: @David_JB_1965)
Cammell Laird
Date Opponent V Competition Result Att Line-up • Subs Sat 09 July City of Liverpool H Pre-season friendly L 0-2 Thurs 14 July AFC Liverpool A Pre-season friendly D 2-2 Sat 16 July Warrington Rylands H Pre-season friendly L 0-1 Tues 19 July Tranmere Rovers XI H Pre-season friendly L 0-4 Sat 23 July Vauxhall Motors H Pre-season friendly L 0-3 Sat 30 July Eccleshall A NWCFL First Division South L 1-0 89 Davidson, Kerr, King, Kubwalo, J. Wood, Smith ©, J. Kelly, Sat 06 Aug Cheadle Town H NWCFL First Division South L 1-3 85 Davidson, Kerr, King, Kubwalo, J. Wood, Hulley ©, Edwards, Mon 08 Aug Maine Road A NWCFL First Division South D 3-3 161 Davidson, Kerr, King ›››, Hulley ©, J. Wood, Kubwalo, Smith, Sat 13 Aug Stockport Town H NWCFL First Division South L 0-3 78 Davidson, Kerr ›››, Rodgers ››, Hulley ©, J. Wood, Kubwalo Tues 16 Aug New Mills H NWCFL First Division South W 3-2 71 Davidson, Kerr, Rodgers, Waring, Doran ››, Stephens, Smith Sat 20 Aug Barnton A NWCFL First Division South L 2-1 101 Davidson, Kerr, Bolton, Waring, Stephens ››, Hulley ©, Smith, Sat 27 Aug Wythenshawe Amateurs A Isuzu FA Vase First Qualifying Round W 1-1* 160 Davidson, Kerr, Rodgers, Hulley ©, Kubwalo, Waring ›, Mon 29 Aug (3pm) Stockport Georgians A NWCFL First Division South L 3-0 212 Davidson, Kerr, Rodgers, J. Wood, Kubwalo, Jones ›, Smith Sat 03 Sept Stafford Town H NWCFL First Division South L 0-3 52 Davidson, Downey ›››, Rodgers, Waring, J. Wood, Kuwablo, Galt Tues 06 Sept Cheadle Heath Nomads H NWCFL First Division South D 3-3 55 Davidson, Waring, Bolton, J. Wood, Kubwalo, Jones, Rubin, Tues 13 Sept Ellesmere Rangers H NWCFL First Division South L 0-5 38 Davidson, Hulley ©, Frost, Waring, Stephens, Kubwalo, Downey, Sat 17 Sept Brocton H NWCFL First Division South D 2-2 78 Davidson, Hulley © ››, Rodgers ›, Waring, Humphreys, Stephens, Sat 24 Sept Retford H Isuzu FA Vase Second Qualifying Round W 1-1** 102 Davidson, Kerr, Rodgers ›››, Hulley ©, Doran ››, Kubwalo, Sat 01 Oct Alsager Town A NWCFL First Division South W 1-2 42 Davidson, Kerr, Rodgers, Hulley ©, Doran, Waring, Rubin Sat 08 Oct Abbey Hey H Edward Case Cup Second Round South L 1-2 90 Robson, Kerr, Rodgers ››, Hulley ©, Doran ›, Waring, Rubin, Sat 15 Oct Ashville H Macron Cup First Round W 2-1 176 Davidson, Hulley ©, Frost ›, Stephens, Doran, Cain, Jones Sat 22 Oct Squires Gate A Isuzu FA Vase First Round L 2-1 75 Davidson, Hulley ©, Frost, Stephens, Doran ›››, Cain, Waring, Tues 25 Oct Abbey Hey A NWCFL First Division South L 1-0 83 Davidson, Kerr, Hulley ©, Stephens, Doran ›››, Cain, Waring Sat 29 Oct Stafford Town A NWCFL First Division South W 1-2 87 Davidson, Kerr, Hulley ©, Stephens, Doran, Cain, Waring Sat 05 Nov Foley Meir H NWCFL First Division South W 5-1 67 Davidson, Kerr, Bolton ››, Stephens ››, Doran ©, Cain, Waring Tues 08 Nov Wythenshawe Amateurs H NWCFL First Division South L 0-1 109 Davidson, Kerr, Frost ››, Stephens, Doran © ›››, Cain, Waring, Sat 12 Nov Maine Road H NWCFL First Division South W 4-3 85 Davidson, Kerr, Frost ››, Stephens, Doran ©, Cain, Waring, Sat 19 Nov South Liverpool H Macron Cup Second Round L 1-4 106 Davidson, Kerr, Ogiugo ››››, Hulley ©, Doran, Cain, Smith, Tues 22 Nov (7:30pm) Sutton Athletic H Wirral Senior Cup First Round W 2-0 69 Dineley, Kerr, Hulley ©, Stephens, Cain, Waring, Frost › Wed 30 Nov Abbey Hey H NWCFL First Division South L 0-3 71 Davidson, Kerr, Hulley ©, Stephens ›››, Doran, Cain, Waring, Sat 03 Dec Alsager Town H NWCFL First Division South W 2-0 76 Davidson, Kerr, Hulley ©, Stephens, Doran, Cain, Waring Tues 06 Dec Sandbach United A NWCFL First Division South L 3-2 55 Davidson, Kerr, Hulley ©, Waring ›, Doran, Cain, Downey Mon 26 Dec (12pm) Ashville H NWCFL First Division South L 0-1 271 Dineley, Kerr, J. Kelly ›››, Stephens, Doran ›, Cain, Waring Sat 14 Jan Wythenshawe Amateurs A NWCFL First Division South L 2-1 121 Potter, Kerr, Wincer, Stephens, J. Wood, Cain, Waring ›› Tues 17 Jan Stalybridge Celtic A Cheshire Senior Cup Second Round L 3-0 179 Dineley, Stephens, Cain ›››, Waring, J. Wood, Lancaster Tues 24 Jan Barnton H NWCFL First Division South L 0-2 94 Dineley, Stephens, Wincer ››, Waring ›, Cain, Lancaster, Downey, Sat 28 Jan (2pm) Rocester A NWCFL First Division South W 2-3 87 Potter, Stephens ››, Wincer, Lancaster, J. Wood, Cain, Waring, Tues 31 Jan Foley Meir A NWCFL First Division South D 2-2 45 Dineley, Stephens, Wincer, Lancaster, J. Wood, Cain, Waring Sat 4 Feb (2pm) Stockport Georgians H NWCFL First Division South Tues 7 Feb Abbey Hulton United A NWCFL First Division South Sat 11 Feb Cheadle Town A NWCFL First Division South Tues 14 Feb (7:30pm) Higher Bebington Kelma H Wirral Senior Cup Quarter-Final Sat 18 Feb Stockport Town A NWCFL First Division South Sat 25 Feb (2pm) Rocester H NWCFL First Division South Tues 28 Feb Sandbach United H NWCFL First Division South Sat 11 Mar Eccleshall H NWCFL First Division South Tues 14 Mar Brocton A NWCFL First Division South Sat 18 Mar Cheadle Heath Nomads A NWCFL First Division South Sat 25 Mar Abbey Hulton United H NWCFL First Division South Sat 01 Apr New Mills A NWCFL First Division South Mon 10 Apr (3pm) Ashville A NWCFL First Division South Sat 15 Apr Ellesmere Rangers A NWCFL First Division South
Kick-off times are 3pm for Saturday games and 7:45pm for midweeks unless stated
Substitutions indicated by ›/‹ arrows
Goal times as per the NWCFL website
Man of the Matches as awarded by the opposition
* = won 4-3 on penalties
** = won 3-1 on penalties
Kelly, Carr-Lowe ›, Hamm, McGregor, B. Wood ›› • Koura ‹‹, Philpott ‹, B. Kelly, Hughes • 25’ Kubwalo Edwards, Galt ›, J. Kelly ››, Hamm, B. Wood • Carr-Lowe ‹, Koura ‹‹, Doran, Hughes Hamm (15’) • 39’, 58’, 87’ Edwards Smith, Carr-Lowe ›, Hamm, B. Wood ››››, Koura ›› • Doran ‹‹‹, J. Kelly ‹, Frost ‹‹, Waring ‹‹‹‹, Hughes Kubwalo (51’), Frost (65’), Doran (78’) • 13p, 18’, 28’ Smith Kubwalo ›, Smith, Edwards, Hamm ››››, B. Wood, Waring • Doran ‹‹‹, Bolton ‹‹, Hughes, Frost ‹, Koura ‹‹‹‹ • 36’, 64’, 85’ Waring Smith ©, Edwards ››››, J. Kelly ›››, Downey, Koura › • J. Wood ‹‹, B. Wood ‹‹‹, Bolton, Frost ‹, Galt ‹‹‹‹ J. Kelly (4’), Rodgers (53’), Smith (61’) • 39p, 64’ Kerr Smith, Edwards ›››, Koura ›, Downey, Frost ›››› • J. Wood ‹‹, B. Wood ‹, Galt ‹‹‹, Philpott ‹‹‹‹, Hughes B. Wood (55’) • 31’, 41’ Smith Smith, Rubin ›››, B. Wood ››, Downey, Frost • J. Wood ‹, King, Jones ‹‹‹, Koura, Hamm ‹, Hughes Frost (34’) • 76’ Smith © ››››, Rubin, Hamm ›››, Downey ›››››, Frost ›› • Galt ‹‹‹‹, Edwards ‹, B. Wood ‹‹, Koura ‹‹‹, Carr-Lowe ‹‹‹‹‹ • 75’, 82p, 84’ Rubin Galt ›››››, Jones ››››, A. Lyons, Hamm © ››, B. Wood › • Bolton ‹‹‹, Frost ‹‹, Rubin ‹‹‹‹,, Koura ‹, Carr-Lowe ‹‹‹‹‹ • 5’, 44’, 67’ Waring Rubin, Downey, Hamm ©, B. Wood ›, Frost • Carr-Lowe, Koura ‹, Philpott, Hughes Frost (3’), Rubin (12’), Hamm (72’) • 39’, 45+5’, 79’ Downey Downey, Bolton ›, Hamm, B. Wood ›››, Koura ›› • J. Wood ‹, Carr-Lowe ‹‹, Rodgers ‹‹‹, B. Kelly, Hughes
• 8’, 65’, 79’, 88’, 90’ Stephens Stephens, Downey ›››, Bolton ››››, Koura, B. Wood, Frost • J. Wood, Kerr ‹‹, King ‹, Carr-Lowe ‹‹‹, B. Kelly ‹‹‹‹ Koura (10’), Bolton (18’) • 36’, 89’ B. Wood Kubwalo, Waring, Bolton ›, Koura, B. Wood, Downey • Smith ‹‹, King ‹‹‹, Carr-Lowe, Rubin ‹, Stephens
B. Wood (87’) • 33’ Rubin ›, Downey, Koura ››, B. Wood, Harvey • Cain, Jones ‹‹, Carr-Lowe ‹, B. Kelly, Hughes
Koura (11’), Rubin (21’) • 17’ Hulley Rubin, Jones ››››, Koura ›››, Downey, Harvey • Cain, Stephens ‹‹, B. Wood ‹‹‹‹, Bolton ‹, Hamm ‹‹‹ Harvey (5’) • 51p, 76’ Jones ››, Bolton, Hamm, Downey, Harvey ››› • Kerr ‹, Waring, B. Wood ‹‹, Koura ‹‹‹, Dineley Hamm (38’), Koura (90+4’) • 79’ Waring, Bolton ›, Hamm ››, Downey, Harvey • Kerr ‹‹‹, Smith, B. Wood ‹, McGregor, Koura ‹‹, Rodgers, Dineley Hamm (20p) • 41’, 81’ Waring ››, Downey, Koura, Frost ›, Harvey • Rodgers, Smith ‹‹, B. Wood ‹‹‹, McGregor ‹, Hughes • 38’
Doran Waring ›, Downey ››, Hamm ›››, B. Wood, Harvey • Smith ‹, McGregor ‹‹, Frost ‹‹‹, Koura ‹‹‹‹, Dineley Hamm (52’), Harvey (74’) • 82’
B. Wood Waring ›, Downey, Hamm ››››, McGregor, Harvey • Smith ‹, Jones ‹‹, Frost, Koura ‹‹‹‹, Rodgers ‹‹‹ Harvey (18’), Hamm (31’, 68p, 70p), Doran (60’) • 22’ Hamm Waring, Downey ›, Koura, Smith, Harvey • Bolton, McGregor ‹, B. Wood, Rodgers ‹‹‹, Ogiugo ‹‹ • 73’ Harvey Waring, McGregor ›, Harvey ›››, Smith ›››››, B. Wood ›››› • Downey ‹, Jones ‹‹‹‹‹, Hamm ‹‹‹, Koura ‹‹‹‹, Ogiugo ‹‹ B. Wood (8’, 31’), Harvey (60p), Downey (90’) • 20’, 32’, 47’
B. Wood Smith, Waring ›››, Hamm ›, B. Wood, Koura ›› • Bolton ‹‹‹‹, J. Kelly ‹‹‹, Frost ‹, McGregor ‹‹, Dineley Hamm (12p) • 24’, 66’, 73’, 90+2’ , Jones ››, Harvey, B. Wood ›››, J. Kelly ›››› • Smith ‹‹, McGregor ‹, Hamm ‹‹‹, Galt ‹‹‹‹, Davidson Harvey (26’, 74’) Waring, Jones ›, Hamm ››, Smith, Harvey • McGregor ‹, J. Kelly ‹‹, B. Wood, Frost ‹‹‹, Galt • 13’, 31’, 90+3’ Waring ›, Smith, Hamm, B. Wood ››, Harvey • Frost, J. Kelly ‹‹, Jones ‹, Galt, Downey Hamm (60’), J. Kelly (90’)
Harvey Downey ››, Smith ›››, J. Kelly, B. Wood, Harvey • J. Wood, McGregor ‹‹, Frost ‹, Ogiugo ‹‹‹ Harvey (80’), Ogiugo (84’) • 23’, 28’, 90+4’
B. Wood Waring ››, Downey, Harvey, Smith ©, B. Wood • McGregor ‹‹, J. Wood ‹, Koura ‹‹‹, Hughes • 68’ Smith ››, Downey ›, Hamm, Smith ©, Koura • Lancaster, McGregor ‹, Oguigo ‹‹, B. Wood, Clewlow
Wincer (72’) • 7’, 84’
Koura ›, Downey, Galt, Koura ››, Smith ©, J. Kelly • Clewlow ‹, W. Lyons ‹‹, Rodgers ‹‹‹, Hughes • 45+1’, 52’, 67’ Downey, Galt ››››, Hamm, Smith ©, J. Kelly ››› • J. Wood ‹, Rodgers ‹‹, Koura ‹‹‹, W. Lyons ‹‹‹‹, Clewlow • 28’, 90+1’ Downey Waring, Downey, Koura, Smith ©, Frost › • J. Kelly ‹, Galt, W. Lyons ‹‹, Rodgers Frost (38’), Koura (52’), Smith (57p) • 75’, 85’ Downey Waring ›››, Downey ›, Koura ››, Smith ©, Frost • Galt, Rodgers, W. Lyons ‹‹‹, Hamm ‹‹, J. Kelly ‹ Dineley
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