In-form York Under-11 schoolboys swept into a second football cup final this season after beating neighbours Leeds 2-1 in a last-gasp West Yorkshire Cup semi-final.
Leeds got the upper hand early on when Joe Bardon headed in the opener from a free-kick.
Resilient York fought their way back and found themselves on top in the second half - despite not being able to find the net with Jacob Gore and Charlie Clamp both going close.
The breakthrough came with ten minutes left on the clock when Connor Qualter scored direct from a free-kick.
York turned up the heat and hit a post before a sweet through ball played man-of-the-match Clamp in to slide it past the advancing 'keeper to the delight of the team and supporters.
The win takes their cup final tally to two out of two so far with a quarter-final against Bradford in another competition looming for a third chance at silverware.
York U11s entertain Selby Schools' FA at York Sixth-Form College this Saturday. Players meet at 9.45am for a 10.30am kick-off.
Team from: George Wilson, George Catling, Tom Kite, Alex Dale, Luke Quantock, Tim Patton, Connor Qualter (capt), Charlie Clamp, Jacob McCormick, Sam Byram, Sam Fowler, Jacob Gore, Jamie Willstrop, Aaron Hudson.
York U14s and U15s host Bradford at York RI (ko 10.30am). York U12s and U13s have no game.
Meanwhile, enthusiastic sports lovers from the Harrogate Borough are being sought for this year's North Yorkshire Youth Games.
The prestigious event will see youngsters from across the county go head-to-head at Ampleforth College in May, and Harrogate are already looking to get their squad together.
A series of coaching sessions will be held for all the disciplines to determine the final teams for the Games.
The events are: indoor athletics (U11), boys basketball (U12), girls' basketball (U14), aquathlon (U11 and U14), netball (U13), boys' tag rugby (U12), sportsability (for U16 boys and girls with disabilities), football (for boys U16 with moderate learning difficulties) and tennis (U13).
Andrew Wilson tel 01423 556725 has further details and application forms.
Updated: 10:25 Wednesday, February 23, 2005
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