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Treble Winners!

Station sealed the treble and rounded of an excellent season last Friday with a 3v1 win over Liberton AVU in the final of the Blaikie Cup. This added to the Logan Cup won the weekend before with a 2v0 win over Rehall Star and the Premier League title. Lee Manderson and George McGregor scored in both finals with Bamba Jobarteh netting the other against Liberton.

Also winning the Stirling invitation cup to add to the treble with Milton AFC, Stirling City and Drumchapple UTD also taking part.
 

Champions!

Uphall Station have been crowned LEAFA Premier Division Champions after their recent 2v1 win over Liberton AVU with 2 games of the league campaign to spare. The team are hoping to add the Logan Cup to their honours for this season when they face Redhall Star on Saturday 22 May at Danderhall in the Logan Cup final. (KO 2:30pm)

The final game of the season sees Station face either Liberton AVU or Whitson Star in the final of the Blaikie Cup at Paties Road on Friday 28th May (KO 6:45pm) 

 

East of Scotland Cup Semi Final

Friday 16th of April sees Uphall face Bluebell Ams (Stirling & District) in the semi final of the East of Scotland Cup. The match will be played at Saughton enclosure with a 6:45pm kick off.

Admission is £4 for adults and £2 for concessions.

Please come along and support the team in their quest to reach the final.

 

Carse Th 0 V Uphall 4


Uphall reached the East of Scotland semi- final with a fine 4 v 0 win over Carse Thistle. Rab McGregor opened the scoring from the penalty spot after Brian McPhillie was tripped as he rounded the home goalkeeper. The keeper was lucky to only be cautioned for the foul. Uphall dominated and Lee Cruickshanks and Paul McHugh both missed good chances to add to their advantage. The sconed goal came just before half time when Chriss Norris blasted home.

The second half continued in the same way as the first with Derrick Drummond and Lee Manderson both missing decent changes. However, some slack defending from Carse allowed Chriss Norris to poke home his second and Stations 3rd. Substiute Bamba Jobarteh then rounded of the scoring when he burst clear and slotted home.

Uphall: Vannett, Manderson(Smith), Blanche, G.McGregor, Wright, Cruickshanks(White), McHugh, Drummond, R.McGregor(Jobarteh), McPhillie, Norris 
 

Uphall 4 V 3 Cambusbarron


Uphall sent the East of Scotland cup holders crashing out after a cracking cup tie on the back pitch at Craigswood. Lee Manderson put station ahead on 15 minutes when he turned home a Paul McHugh volleyed cross. Cambusbarron then failed to capitalise on some excellent chances so the scoreline remained 1v0 at the break.
 
Uphall raced into a 2 goal lead 10 minutes after the interval when Innes broke free on the right before crossing for Brian McPhillie to stab home. Uphall should have eased to victory but instead Cambusbarron turned the game upside down by scoring 3 goals in 12 minutes to race into a 3v2 lead. Station got back on level terms with 20 minutes left when Lee Manderson raced clear of the visiting defence to coolly slot home from 25 yards. The winner came from the spot with 13 minutes remaining after substitute Jobarteh was tripped. Rab McGregor stepped up and fired home the winner from 12 yards. Despite a late goal mouth scramble, Uphall held on to seal their place in the last 8.
 
Team: Vannett, White, R.McGregor, G.McGregor, Cruickshanks, Drummond, McHugh, Manderson, McPhillie, Innes(Jobarteh), Norris.
 
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