Skouted FC got the perfect start to the final. Jayden Yeboah challenged down the right flank and delivered a cross to Thierry Ramlal-Henry, who tapped the ball into the net after just one and a half minutes.

In the 18th minute, Skouted FC doubled their lead after Nassourou Abache Yaounde dribbled past his marker on the left wing and found Jackson Graham, who headed the ball into the back of the net.

Skouted FC were the stronger side in the first half, creating both the most and the best goalscoring opportunities, while Jersey Futbol Club Nsoromma had a few spells of attacking pressure. Among them was a long-range effort that forced Skouted goalkeeper Adam Zannata into a fine save.

In the second half, Skouted continued to be the stronger team, creating the majority of the dangerous opportunities. At the same time, Jersey Futbol Club Nsoromma’s goalkeeper produced several excellent saves to keep his team in the match. However, Jersey Futbol Club Nsoromma were never able to create enough pressure to make the game exciting, and Skouted FC could celebrate the victory after the final whistle.

The final’s MVP was awarded to Jonathan Beqiri, who was extremely proud of his team after the match.

– We came from London, and from all over the country. We fought hard, we worked hard. We had a lot of injuries and had to play in new positions, but I think we played well and deserved to win.

He highlighted several key factors behind the team’s success.

– We won because we believed in ourselves. We knew deep down that we were the strongest and the best team. We had a lot of great support and good coaching, which allowed us to perform at the highest level. Our hard work and determination took us even further.

Now the team is ready to celebrate the gold medal through the night.

– We’re going to the city and we’re going to party all night.