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Junior Football
8:48am Tuesday 15th April 2008
Borehamwood Youth U11 Diamonds came back from three goals down to beat Berkhamsted Raiders 5-4.
Striker Taylor Blake scored all five goals, playing in an unfamiliar midfield position.
However, it was a fantastic all-round team performance, with keeper Jordan Harknett making a superb penalty save.
Borehamwood 2000 U10s went down 3-1 to Aldenham Junior Tigers, Rob Forty hitting the consolation and George Winston being named man of the match.
Borehamwood Youth U11 Vipers lost a West Herts Junior League Cup semi-final on penalties, after a 2-2 draw at Tornado Black.
George Phillips and Alfie Palmer were on the scoresheet in what was a fine team performance.
Hertsmere FC U16s beat Aldenham 2-0 to reach the Herts Spring Plate final.
Michael Brindley and Aiden Thacker were on target, while Tuygai Bastug was man of the match.
* Please email brief youth football reports to pwreyford@london.newsquest.co.uk before noon on Mondays.
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