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Schools XI 'do a Sky Blues'

Schools XI 'do a Sky Blues' Schools XI 'do a

Schools XI 'do a Sky Blues'

COVENTRY Schools Under-12 side did a "Coventry City" today. In a Warwickshire Cup match against Birmingham Under-12s in Birmingham, they were 2-0 down at half-time before hitting back to win 3-2.

"It was just like the Sky Blues against West Ham," said a spokeman for the team. Fadi Hanna scored two goals, and Gary Baker the other.

Coventry Schools gained two cup wins over traditional rivals Leicester today.

The Under-14 squad, unbeaten so far, extended their record with a 3-2 Longford Fire Brigade Trophy success and the Under-15 team eased home 2-1 with two goals from Mark Rosegreen.

Pete Gandy, Gareth Evans and Daren Reilly shared the goals that won the Under-14 game and in the Bronson-Castele Trophy final, Rosegreen was Coventry's hero with the deciding goal coming in the final seconds.

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LEICESTER SCHOOLS

LEICESTER SCHOOLS

LEICESTER SCHOOLS F.A.

MATCH PROGRAMME 10p

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School sides in form

School sides in form School sides in form

School sides in form

COVENTRY Schools soccer sides served up goal-packed performances in a clean sweep against Lincoln at Bishop Ullathorne today.

The Under-13s set the trend with a thrilling 4-3 victory in their friendly, Sean Cassidy netting two goals, and Gary Cross and Derek Duggan completing their score.

The biggest win of the block fixture came from the Under-14s — maintaining their impressive unbeaten run — via a 7-1 scoreline. Two goals apiece for Darren Reilley and Peter Shearer were added to by Gareth Evans, Simon Wilkinson and Rohan Leith.

But the most remarkable scoring feat came from the Under-15's Mark Rosegreen. He crashed home four goals, and with a Lincoln defender adding an own goal, saw his side run out 5-2 winners.

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Thriller as U-19s edge in

Thriller as U-19s edge in Thriller as U-19s edge

Thriller as U-19s edge in

COVENTRY Under-19s progressed to the final of the West Midlands Cup by defeating Halesowen and Stourbridge 3-2 after extra time.

Coventry defended well against a strong wind with Sean Crowley (Radford Newman) and Kevin Kelly (The Hill College) in commanding form.

Slack marking piece, however, resulted in Coventry falling behind against the run of the play. Coventry continued to apply pressure in an search of an equaliser with the help of Dave Hodgett (Finham Park), and Gary Lee (Radford Newman) providing the platform for the attacks.

In the first period, [unclear] Kimseys (Ernesford Grange) [unclear] of Coventry ended their [unclear] and was short [unclear] the final whistle. [unclear] hunger Coventry grabbed [unclear] the side into the final against [unclear]

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