The Wiltshire FA Youth Cup Final will be an all-Salisbury FC clash at the Ray Mac this evening (Tuesday, 18th March).
Both the Under18 and Under17 Salisbury FC sides have reached the final in the 2024/25 competition and will now meet at club's stadium.
Salisbury's Under 18s beat Trowbridge Town Under 18s 6-0 in their semi-final, whilst it took the Under 17s penalties to overcome Amesbury Town's Under 18s.
Prior to the semi-final win over Trowbridge, Salisbury Under 18s beat Calne Town Under 18s in the quarter-finals and Calne Town Youth FC U18 Lions in the second round.
The Salisbury Under 17s had already overcome Ferndale Rodbourne FC U17 in the quarter-finals, Malmesbury Victoria Youth Development in the 3rd round, Wroughton Youth FC U17 Blue in the second round. and Trowbridge Town U17 Eagles in the first round.
Salisbury's first team manager commented on the success of both the youth sides in the competition, "I'm really pleased for everyone involved. It’s a fantastic achievement, and it highlights how well the Salisbury Youth are performing. I’m sure it will be a cracking final and one we will all look forward to attending."
The match will kick off at 7:45 pm with the bar and food available.
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