*Oscar Wrixon Todd’s shot hits the net. Photograph: Joe Buckley

BRIDGE UTD claimed the Michael O’Gorman Youths Cup with a narrow victory over Tulla Utd.

On Saturday evening, Bridge Utd overcame Tulla Utd with Oscar Wrixon Todd’s goal paving the way for their 1-0 victory.

Tulla Utd prevailed when it came to the Youths League, the latest twist in the rivalry between the two talented sides saw Bridge finish the season on a high and with some silverware to their credit.

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