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More Sunday silverware for Old Boys

5:53pm Sunday 4th May 2008

By Sportsdesk »

BRETFORTON Old Boys completed an Evesham Sunday League title and Knockout Cup double when they defeated Red Horse 3-1.

The losers were leading 1-0 when the final had to be abandoned due to a waterlogged pitch at Pershore Town seven days earlier and it was the Division One top dogs who hit back in style at Broadway United yesterday to double up on their silverware.

Two outstanding league matches saw second division champions Crowle lose by the only goal at runners- up Mickleton, while promoted Pinvin United ended their Division Three campaign with a flourish and a 5-2 defeat of Eckington.

Results - Knockout Cup final: Bretforton OB 3, Red Horse 1. Division Two: Mickleton Rgrs 1, Crowle 0. Division Three: Pinvin Utd 5, Eckington 2.

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