IRVINE Meadow took home the silverware after a victory in the James ’Hammy’ Glen” invitational tournament in Kilbirnie at the weekend.
Medda started the competition with a relatively easy 3-1 victory against Greenock Morton U-20s on Saturday.
They would face Kilbirnie, who beat Dalry 5-2 in their first match, in Sunday’s final.
It proved to be a cracking game, with both sides going close in the first half and good defensive displays from the clubs.
The Medda keeper saved a penalty in the second half, but it was Kilbirnie who continued to push and finally took the lead with a quick tap in.
The score was soon levelled with a Meadow goal securing a 1-1 draw.
There was very little to choose between the two Ayrshire sides and it all came down to spot kicks in the end.
Meadow, celebrating their 125th year having been founded in
1897, netted comfortably to lift the trophy with a 4-3 penalty victory..
In the third and fourth place play-off Greenock Morton U-20s beat Dalry Thistle 3-2.
It was a decent run out for
Medda and the players looked delighted to be taking home the trophy at full time following a very good team performance
Their next pre season fixture is against Dumbarton FC at Meadow Park on Saturday, July 23, with a 2pm kick off.
The club are looking for player and coach sponsors for the coming season.
Anyone interested in backing the club in their 125th anniversary year can find out more details on the Medda’s Facebook site or by contacting club members.
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