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Plymouth & West Devon Primary Football
The Plymouth & West Devon Primary Schools football tournament was held at the Goals Centre Central Park. There were 56 entries split into 12 groups the winners of each group progressed to 2 finals groups each containing 6 teams. The winner of these groups played the runner up of the other group in a semi final. There was then a 3rd/4th place play off won by St Joseph’s beating Hooe 2-0.
The final was a very exciting game finishing 1-1 between Boringdon and Manadon Vale, 5mins of sudden death could not separate them and it went to penalties. After the first 5 penalties it was 4 each. It then went to sudden death penalties with Boringdon winning.
Final placing 1st Boringdon, 2nd Manadon Vale, 3rd St Joseph’s, 4th Hooe.
The presentation was made by Yoann Folly from Plymouth Argyle who then stayed and signed autographs. The winner also goes onto play for Plymouth Argyle in the regional Football League Community Cup competition.
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