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. Council, Mr David Morris. And the host team built on


another successful season by winning three categories and finishing as runners-up in two others. In the Under-sevens com­


petition Wolves scored, their first success by beating Akzo 1-0 in the final, but the Under-eights were unlucky to miss out when they lost by the same scoreline to oppo­


nents from Accrington Stan­ ley.


The Under-nines got


Wolves back to winning ways when the White team beat Burscough 1-0 in the final and the Under-lOs final saw Junior Clarets score their fourth competition win of the summer by beating Barnoldswick Barons 1-0 in the final. Pendle Forest won the


Under-lls section 1-0 by beating Clitheroe Wolves and the Under-12s final also pro­ duced a 1-0 scoreline as the Wolves got the better of Fulledge Colts. The final boys’ competition


saw Brierfield Celtic beat Borrowdale United 2-1 in the final.


There were also two girls’


categories. The first saw Burnley Girls beat Lammack 3-2 in the Under 11s section and then Readstone United extended their incredible run by winning the Under 13s title 1-0 against Penwortham.


THE two Langho Under-lls teams who entered the competition (A190G04/lc)


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