County Down Premier manager John Bailie admits that his charges have been handed an intriguing set of fixtures in Group C.
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Derry ready to play their part in group with Red Devils, ‘Gers and Club NI
County Londonderry Junior manager Marty Smith said his side are not there to make up the numbers as they take their place in Group A with Manchester United, Rangers FC and Club NI.
Orchard County ready to shine at SuperCupNI
County Armagh are determined to go one step better than they did last year as they look to secure a place in the final four of the Junior section.
Tyrone set to tackle Premier heavyweights in Group B
County Tyrone Premier manager David Harvey could be forgiven for thinking the ‘footballing gods’ may not be in their favour as they received another tough draw in the U17 section.
Right on track for shot at history!
Ghanaian regulars Right to Dream claimed their first ever Premier crown last summer after a hard fought win against Club America on finals night.
SuperCupNI Premier Section Champions – Right to Dream
Ghanaian side Right to Dream claimed the SuperCupNI Premier Section trophy after they beat Mexican opponents Club America 2-1.
Match Report: Newcastle Utd v Right to Dream
Two goals in the final ten minutes helped Right to Dream to secure their first appearance in the Premier section final after edging past Newcastle United at the Coleraine Showgrounds.
De Souza fires Brazilians into Globe Final
Brazilian side Osaco progressed to the Premier section Globe final after a stunning strike from Kevin de Souza give them a 1-0 victory over American side Strikers.
Match Report: Co Down v Co Fermanagh
County Fermanagh claimed their first points of the tournament after a last gasp winner from Callum Jones secured them bragging rights in a pulsating Ulster derby clash at Clough.
Match Report: Right to Dream v Osasco
Ghanaian side Right to Dream were made to work for their semi-final place against a plucky Osasco side from Brazil at a blustery Warren Recreation Grounds on matchday three.
Holders O’Higgins held to Draw
Holding SuperCupNI Premier section side O’Higgens from Chile started their defence of the trophy with an entertaining draw with Japanese side Komazawa at Broughshane on Monday afternoon.
Match Report: Co Antrim v Newcastle Utd
Newcastle United fell to a shock 3-1 defeat to County Antrim at a sun soaked Ballymena Showgrounds on Monday evening.Newcastle United fell to a shock 3-1 defeat to County Antrim at a sun soaked Ballymena Showgrounds on Monday evening.
Match Report: Otago v Club América
Mexican outfit Club America laid down a marker on Monday afternoon at the Warren as they defeated a resolute Otago at the Warren in the Premier section.
Match Report: Co Armagh v Strikers FC
County Armagh Premiers got their SuperCupNI campaign underway with a 2-0 defeat to Californian regulars Strikers FC at a sun-kissed Warren Recreation Grounds in Portstewart.
Gillespie backs returning Manchester United to be SuperCupNI Hit
Double winner Keith Gillespie reckons his former club Manchester United will continue to be a force at the SuperCupNI.
County L’derry react to SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
It was a case of so close but so far for County Londonderry’s Junior side last summer at the SuperCupNI.
County Antrim react to SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
Over the last number of years, County Antrim have been leading the way for the Northern Irish teams at the SuperCup NI.
County Armagh react to SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
It was a case of déjà vu for the County Armagh Juniors at last Tuesday’s SuperCupNI 2017 draw.
County Tyrone react to SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
County Tyrone’s Premier side will face a tough test of their credentials at SuperCupNI 2017 as they take on the champions of 2015 and 2016 in the qualifying stages.
County Down react to SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
Derby matches are always hotly anticipated in any sport and for the Down Junior side, they will be licking their lips at a chance to go toe to toe with fierce rivals Antrim at SuperCupNI 2017.
County Fermanagh react to SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
There was a lull in proceedings following the SuperCupNI 2017 Junior draw as the gathered audience quickly scanned the screen to see which Northern Irish team had landed the plum draw of the returning Manchester United.
SuperCupNI 2017 Premier Draw summary
Chilean side O’Higgins will hope to become only the second team in the history of the competition to reclaim the Premier crown.
SuperCupNI 2017 Draw
J U N I O R D R A WMONDAYSwindon Town (England) v North Dublin SLSouthampton (England) v Co. AntrimRangers (Scotland) v Co. ArmaghFirst Choice Soccer (USA) v Sheffield United (England)Colina...
Top Flight Magpies on return trip to SuperCupNI
Newcastle United are heading back to the Premier League and boss Rafa Benitez has signed off on a Magpies return to the SuperCupNI.