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HMH win Peter Morrison Trophy for first time

HMH lifted the Peter Morrison Trophy for the first time after beating ten-man Haroldeans in the final at Harrogate Town AFC on Sunday afternoon.

May 19, 2019 13:57

By Danny Caro

1 min read

Goals from Ariel Rahamim, Alex Moss and a late double from top-scorer Oscar Wagner ensured Avi Goldberg's troops won the Jewish FA Cup for the first time.

Rahamim opened the scoring with a fine strike in the first half. Haroldeans levelled in added time at the end of the half, but a stunning free-kick from Moss put HMH back in front.

Haroldeans were then reduced to ten men following a red card, and HMH capitalised on their numerical advantage, with Wagner applying two clinical finishes to shatter Haroldeans' hopes.

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