

Another massive win and performance from the Breck lads today beating the current I-Zingari holders APH 5-1 to reach our second cup final of the season.
Had too withstand some early pressure from set plays with Josh Molloy making a important save from one of the deliveries.
The lads then got a grip of the half having 4 glorious chances to get ourselves a goal before finally getting the goal that opened the first half flood gates.
After some great work out wide Peter Donnelly found Jamie Henders at the back post for a simple tap in.
Number two followed just after with Peter once again the provider cutting it back for Brodie Kearns to slot home to give us a deserved hold on the game.
In the blink of a eye it was three and with APH on the ropes at the back they was punished.
Jamie Henders linking up with the rampaging left back Tom Kinsella and after a lay of from Hendo Tom dispatched a tidy outside of the boot finish to take us into the break with a big cushion.
HT 0-3
Second half we knew APH would give it a go and they did that but not before we should have hit our fourth Callum Fairclough having a glorious chance soon after his introduction.
APH got there lifeline from a scruffy type of goal the header missing the target but spinning of our players head.
They followed that with two massive chances that we're both blazed over the bar from close range.
The lads dug deep and retained the belief and once we settled again we took the game away in the last ten minutes.
Peter Donnelly getting the goal his performance deserved aided by a deflection before Peter got another assist this time going in 1v1 with the keeper sitting him down and playing it sideways for Liam Rice tap in (Big love to Ricey for kitting up especially when he goes in for knee surgery on Monday).
FT 1-5
As stated a huge Breck showing today man for man they put in a massive performance for the club and got the result they deserved.
Two cup finals now await us next month when we will face APH & Page Celtic respectively.
With us still pushing hard in the title race hoping for a slip up the lads have got themselves in prime position to get the silverware there season deserves.
Man Of Match today went to Peter Donnelly who's selfish contribution to the game was immense but all the lads deserve massive props.
After B2B semi finals it's league action for us next week when we play Old Xavs up on Wally Hall Park another win needed to keep the pressure on.
We Go Again.
Up The Breck...