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 ‘They have some great youngsters, they are disciplined and well coach (http://www.handbaglike.org/)ed and in a few years’ time I’m sure they are going to be Guernsey’s top team.’ North boss Geoff Tardif said: ‘It was a hard game and our effort throughout was tremendous.
 ‘Full credit to both teams, they worked hard throughout.
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 But as long as the scoresheet remained blank North had a chance with Dave Rihoy’s pace troublesome to the Trinity defence.
 Trinity again created the better chances in extra-time and substitute Steve Holt was clean through but he missed the target.
 It was going to take something special to break the deadlock and so it turned out.
Football:Trinity conquer North in Wheway final
 Ray Grant headed over and De Garis saved bravely at the feet of Le Roux.
 Trinity joint-manager Joe Morley said: ‘It was a fantastic time to score and what a goal.
 ‘We looked to pick them off on the break and we had a couple of chances and midfielder Dave Rihoy did a great job in attack for us replacing the ill Jon Veron.
 Trinity had good periods of possession but all too often Stuart Polson thwarted them with a strong defensive performance.
TRINITY S&FC lifted the Jersey Football Association’s Wheway Cup for the second time in four years last night.
TRINITY S&FC lifted the Jersey Football Association’s Wheway Cup for the second time in four years last night.
 John Beatson hit North’s post after De Garis let the ball run across goal while at the other end Ollie McKenzie saw his corner kick tipped over by Styles.
 With a goal-less game heading towards a penalty shoot-out at Springfield, up popped Darren Swanson to settle the issue, in the 117th minute, with a brilliant rising shot into a top corner from 22 yards, to finally shatter North’s resistance.
 Trinity bossed the first 30 minutes after the resumption.
 It’s been a long three months since returning from injury � it really has been hard getting going again.’ Trinity: Jimmy Styles; Chris Richards, David Lloyd, Scott Jones, Ray Grant, Gerrard Meadows, John Beatson (Allan Brown,discount peak jacket (http://www.peakjacket.org/specials.html), 118), Darren Swanson, Lee Jones (Steve Holt, 109),cheap monster headphones (http://www.boseheadphonesites.org/products_all.html), Jon Fitzmaurice, Dave Le Roux (Paul Banahan, 66).
 ‘Trinity are a strong side � they played fair and deserved their success on the night.’ Kyle Stone was brought down by Scott Jones just outside Trinity’s area but referee Dave Goldsmith waved play on with North’s supporters screaming for a free kick and a red card after just six minutes.
 David Lloyd, Ray Grant,sennheiser headphones cheap (http://www.boseheadphonesites.org/products_all.html), Scott Jones and Chris Richards were equally impressive in Trinity’s back line.
 Officials: Dave Goldsmith, Dave Roworth, Ian Solomon.
 The energetic Stone was also denied by an excellent full-stretch stop by Styles.
 Lloyd made a timely interception to stop Rihoy while Michael Wilson (http://www.wilsontennisracket2u.com/) blocked Jon Fitzmaurice’s goal-bound effort.
 It never came and minutes later Polson was force into an excellent tackle to prevent the lively Dave Le Roux a clear run at goal.
 His spurned opportunity spurned was soon forgotten as Swanson powered home the winner.
 It was tough luck on North as they had kept Trinity at bay with some dogged defending and a string of excellent saves from former Muratti goalkeeper Paul de Garis.
 Trinity had the better of the chances inside 90 minutes but they did not take them.
 Rihoy raced behind Trinity’s defence only to be greeted by goalkeeper Jimmy Styles who cleared the ball some 30 yards from goal.
 ‘I don’t know if it’s the best goal I’ve scored,’ said Swanson, adding: ‘But I’ll settle for it that tonight.
 North were dangerous on the break and we had to be on our toes all the time.
 Fourth: Steve Landick.
 Trinity substitute Paul Banahan shot just wide when well placed while De Garis performed heroics to thwart Grant, low to his right, and Scott Jones, one-handed to his left to flick the ball over the crossbar.