CHAMPIONS, VALLEY BOOK CUP FINAL NUMBER FOUR

IT'S FOUR OUT OF FOUR for the Champions..

Old enemies’ – in the best possible way, Valley and Cemaes Bay clashed yet again in a cup tie, this time the
Semi-final of The ASSIST A CLAIM TROPHY and with Cemaes having already defeated their host in two Cup Finals, Valley were `hell bent’ on revenge and looking to secure a fourth Cup Final place.

But it didn’t look like they would with the visitors having taken a half-time lead through RICKIE JONES with a `shot’ like a guided missile that homed in to the top corner before the keeper could even blink an eye, let alone try and save it. It was a goal to win any cup tie, not that Valley were going to let that happen as they came out in determined mood for the second half.

Valley were soon on level terms when an interchange of passes saw Shane Boylan cross for Shaun Jenkins to tap home.
Once level the hosts began to create openings and after one effort was pushed out for a corner, the resulting kick saw a
`flick-on’ in the box and Casey Boylan tucked it away... Game on. Cemaes were pressing to get back into the game and were in danger of being caught out by the pace of the Valley attack. After one such break, although Shaun Jenkins found himself at a difficult angle he cleverly used the wind to bend his shot into the net and ensure that Valley book
yet another Cup Final. Out of the Four Anglesey Finals, Valley have reached all FOUR and with a FIFTH this season - the BWLCH Car-Boot Trophy , they are on course to win a place in that one as well.

CHAMPIONS and FOUR time finalists, NOT BAD FOR A SEASONS WORK , and all the players Management and everyone involved with Valley deserve all the praise they receive.

PICTURE ONCE AGAIN COURTESY OF EDRYD JONES

SHOULDER TO SHOULDER, That's how Valley and Cemaes have been most of the season