Junior Section

Glasgow Rangers opened their NI Supercup campaign with a match against County Armagh at the Coleraine Showgrounds .

Middlesbrough were applying good early pressure from the start and that was rewarded.

County Down took on Partick Thistle at Anderson Park in Coleraine and it was the local side who started the better as Jake Corbett played in Callum Ferris before his shot sailed just wide of the target.

Plymouth Argyle ran out comprehensive 10-1 winners over Alset Columbia in a one sided affair in the Junior Section at Clough on Monday afternoon.

The Fermanagh Junior Squad didn’t get the start they had hoped for at Super Cup NI 2016, as the American side Strikers FC South Coast started their campaign with a 2-nil victory at Parker Avenue, Portrush.

Right to Dream of Ghana started their defence of the Junior Section title with a 4-0 win over American side GPS at the Coleraine Showgrounds.

The heavy rain provided a backdrop of slippery conditions for the two sides in the Warren, Portstewart, this afternoon.

Co. Antrim started off their campaign in the Junior Section with a well deserved 1-0 victory against North Dublin SL (NDSL).‎ The only goal of the game came midway through the second half and it was well taken effort from Connor Farrelly.

Glasgow side Partick Thistle will be lining up again at Super Cup NI in just a few weeks time. With the senior team enjoying a continued spell in the Scottish Premier League, we caught up with Academy Director Gerry Britton to find out how preparations were going ahead of their trip to Northern Ireland.

The shooting stars of Ghana’s sensational Right to Dream Academy will launch a two-pronged attack on the SuperCupNI this summer.

Ghanaian side Right to Dream produced an outstanding display in the Milk Cup Junior final to beat Southampton 7-0 at a rain-lashed Ballymena Showgrounds.

Right to Dream won the Dale Farm Milk Cup on their debut trip to the tournament following an emphatic 7-0 victory over Southampton at a cold and blustery Ballymena Showgrounds.

Goalkeeper Rory Brown saved two penalty shoot-out kicks to help County Londonderry win the Junior Bowl final against GPS FC Bayern.

In today’s 3rd and 4th place play-off, we watched a dominant Liverpool side who had clearly rallied from their harrowing defeat in last night’s semi-finals to deliver a 3-0 win over the Co.Antrim side.

Swindon were 2-1 winners at Parker Avenue, Portrush, in the Junior Section Shield final as they narrowly came out on top against Irish team Dundalk.Swindon showed some neat passing football in the first half and always looked the more likely team to open the scoring.

County Armagh took on North Dublin in the 3rd/4th place  playoff in the Bowl competition in the Junior Section.

County Antrim’s hopes of reaching the Junior Section Milk Cup final were dashed after a 2-0 defeat to Ghana’s Right to Dream. The county side were trailing after Isaac Atanga’s strike 11 minutes into play put the Ghanaians ahead. Antrim pressed for a late equaliser but were hit with a sucker punch when Ibrahim Sadiq scored with the last kick of the game.