WARRINGTON Town's youth team celebrated a thrilling 4-1 league cup victory over FC United of Manchester at Salford, lifting silverware in their first competitive season.
James Daniels gave the young Wire the lead and then rose majestically in the box to head towards goal allowing James Anderson to put the pull into the back of the net.
Two second half efforts from Dylan Glass cemented a memorable victory in front of a sizeable crowd at Salford City.
It rounded off a fine first season for manager Chris Wells' team which has provided a number of players for the first team squad throughout the season.
The margin of victory could have been even greater had Glass not squandered an opportunity in front of goal with Oliver Wells  also seeing a fine strike well saved by the United keeper.
In a tough physical encounter Warrington lost skipper George Emson, who was forced to limp off early on after a strong challenge but he hobbled back at the end of the game to lift the cup and celebrate with his team mates.
As Warrington players celebrated at the final whistle a mass brawl broke out which saw FIVE FC United players receiving red cards.
United were much fancied before kick off as the existing league champions, who have won through to three cup finals this season but Warrington stood up to the challenge, emerging with great credit to lift the Neil Thomason Cup.

Warrington Town Team:
Vaughan, Kavanagh, Corcoran, Emson (Cook 20'), Everson, Winrow, Wells, Daniels, Glass, Bakkor (Chambers 65'), Anderson (McWilliams 85')
Subs not used: Bandell, Gordon Reserve: Bibby

FC United Of Manchester Team:
Farrimond, Cunningham, Poizer, Smith, Brooks, Callacher, Howell (Walker 15'(Matthew 77')), Naughton (Smeathurst 60'), Kidd, Boland, Hassall.
Subs not used: Lee, Beisty



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