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BIRD in Hand will meet Willows in this season's Birkenhead & Wirral AF League Victory Cup Final . . .

Bird overcame Moreton 3-1 thanks to goals from Colin Davies, 2, and Robbie Black. Ricky Lampkin replied for Moreton.

In the other semi-final, Willows (Kevin Upton) edged past Kelma (Kev Miller) via the lottery of penalties after the scores were level at 1-1 after extra-time.

In Division Two, league leaders Future eased past Trafalgar Rangers 4-1. Billy Devey struck a brace and Mikey Devey and Shaun Phillips also got on the scoresheet. Steve Atkins scored a long overdue goal for Rangers.

Goals from John Morrell and Adam Bennet helped Wellington to a narrow 2-1 win over Avenue, while Central Park found their goalscroing form in a 5-2 triumph over Tower.

Wirral Wanderers picked up a much-needed league win, defeating Bronze Social 3-2 in an excellent team performance. Barry Millman netted twice and Dave Ollerhead also registered.

Robbie Langton and Matty Boyd netted consolation goals for Social.

2:32pm Wednesday 26th March 2008

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