The class of 2005 will etch their names in the illustrious Ballinamallard United history books as they become the first ever side to represent the County Fermanagh club in the Minor section at the 2018 Super Cup NI.

They are one of the most successful football clubs in the United Kingdom and this summer their U13 side will have their sights set on adding another trophy to the Windsor Park trophy cabinet.

Once the final team of the U13 Minor section of the 2018 Super Cup NI was revealed all of the 9 local sides in the draw were desperately hoping for a crack at Premier League giants West Ham United.

They are a club that is intrinsically linked with one of Europe’s top youth football tournaments, yet Greenisland Football Club have never kicked a ball in anger at the competition based around the North Coast.

One of England’s most prestigious academies will take on some of Northern Ireland’s best in the Minor U13 section at the 2018 Super Cup NI.

COUNTY ANTRIM: Cormac Lawlor, Christopher Crane, Liam McKenna, Kevin Cunningham, Christopher Gallagher, Stephen Mallon, Matthew Lynch, Thomas Roscoe, Jack McCourt, Callan McCredie, Michael Brady.

County Antrim 0-0 O’Higgins (Antrim win 8-7 on penalties) Milk Cup Junior semi-final.

His surname is one of the most famous in Northern Ireland football history.

Ben and Rebecca Andrews from County Antrim with the first copy of the Dale Farm Milk Cup programme which is now on sale.