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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.
Albert Watson always reckoned that Edmonton’s finest youth players would benefit from a summer trip to his homeland to experience the SuperCupNI.
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.
Pictured at Bertie Peacock statue in Coleraine are Bertie Peacock Youths players Senan Devine (Celtic shirt) and Samuel Skeggs (Manchester United shirt).
Gerard McKeague (left) and Seamus McKeague, Co Founders of Creagh Concrete, with Victor Leonard, SuperCupNI chairman. The Toomebridge concrete manufacturing company is again giving major backing to this summer’s international youth football tournament.
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.
Ghana giants Right To Dream have certainly woken up to the SuperCupNI experience in Northern Ireland.
Several of Northern Ireland’s top local clubs will be vying for the honour of lifting the inaugural mini SuperCupNI title this summer.
The organisers of one of Europe’s best known youth football tournaments could be victims of their own success.
Jackie Fullerton celebrate the new partnership with SuperCupNI alongside tournament chairman Victor Leonard and Jim Sandford.
Innovation is the name of the game for organisers of one of the world’s best known international youth football tournaments.
Tournament details announced for applications to SuperCupNI 2018. The 36th edition of one of the world’s best youth football tournaments will take place from Sunday 22nd – Friday 27th July.
World Cup hero Rhian looks familiar!
Ghanaian side Right to Dream claimed the SuperCupNI Premier Section trophy after they beat Mexican opponents Club America 2-1.
County Antrim became the first team ever from Northern Ireland to claim the SuperCupNI Junior Section as they beat American side GPS Bayern 2-0 in Friday’s showpiece at the Ballymena Showgrounds.
Chivas played Man United in the SuperCup Globe final in Coleraine. Both sides had a lot of talent on show and fans enjoyed a high quality game. Chivas, Javier Hernandez’s former side, attacked United from the very first whistle.
Middlesbrough claimed the Supercup NI Junior section bowl at Broughshane on Friday morning after a 4-0 victory over County Down.
An early goal from striker Ademipo Odubeko was enough to seal a place in the Globe final in place of an impressive County Armagh side.
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.
Middlesbrough came back from two goals down to secure their place in the final of the Bowl against County Down on Friday morning in Broughshane.
County Antrim booked their spot in the showpiece SuperCupNI Junior Section Final after a resounding 3-0 victory over Club NI. Antrim started the better of the two and could have went ahead inside the first minute when Carson Elliot linked up with Dylan Snodden before his effort was kept out by Terry Devlin.
North Dublin will contest this year’s SuperCupNI Vase Final needing a penalty shootout to overcome a strong Cherry Orchard side.
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.
County Armagh picked up a fine Supercup NI premier section bowl victory over local rivals County Tyrone at a rainy Clough in Ballymena.