The Red triumphed at an event at Cranwell while the Clarets took the honours at a competition in Peterborough.

It was a great achievement by the Reds, who are in their first season together.

They played five six-a-side matches in a round robin style at Cranwell and did not lose a game, only conceding two goals. Overall they won three and drew two. This was enough for them to play Navenby in the final.

The match ended 0-0 which meant a tense penalty shoot-out. Bourne came out on top 6-5 thanks to some great goalkeeping by Alexander Bevan and good shooting by the boys.

The squad was made up of Bradley Allan, Joshua Asplin, Alexander Bevan, James Colam, Thomas Fell, Lewis Goodson, Adam Hawkins, Felix Morgan-Kay and Joseph Stephens and all made good contributions.

Manager Craig Allan rotated his teams to ensure that all the boys got equal game exposure. Their best goal was a sublime chip over the goalkeeper by Joseph Stephens. Further good goals came from James Colam and Lewis Goodson.

The Clarets produced some truly outstanding foorball at the Peterborough tournament.

Despite a slow start with a 0-0 draw after the first match, Bourne came alive. Each match on the way to the semi-finals stretched the young Bourne players but with manager David Dodd making tactical changes the goals started to flow. Harper, Hannant, Dodd and Gurney all found the net impressively on the day.

Midfield stars Woodward and Gurney kept the supply line going to the forwards, while defender Hinks and goalkeeper Murphy were strong at the back.

They beat Yaxley Blues in the semi-finals before beating Yaxley Lincs 2-0 in the final.

The semi final fort against Yaxley Blues and the final taken against Yaxley Lincs with strong up front play and each game only lasting 12 minutes it became a

Manager Dodd said: "I'm really pleased for the team. You never know who you'll meet at a tournament and this time we proved we're capable of winning where it counts."