A youth football team from Riverside School has won the City Cup for the first time in the school's history. The team beat Northside Academy two goals to one in the final match on Saturday afternoon. The players are all between twelve and fourteen years old. Their coach, Mark Davies, said the players trained hard for three months. He also said the team showed great spirit and teamwork during the game. The first goal came in the fifteenth minute. Team captain Tom Hill scored with a strong shot from outside the box. Northside Academy equalised just before half-time, but Riverside stayed calm in the second half. The winning goal came in the last five minutes. Young player Sam Lee ran past two defenders and scored a beautiful goal. The fans from Riverside School cheered loudly as the final whistle blew. Coach Davies said he felt very proud of the boys. He also thanked the parents and teachers who came to watch the match. The team will now play in the regional tournament next month. Many local people are calling this win a big moment for youth sports in the city. The school plans to hold a small celebration for the players this Friday. A youth football team from Riverside School has won the City Cup for the first time in the school's history. The team beat Northside Academy two goals to one in the final match on Saturday afternoon. The players are all between twelve and fourteen years old. Their coach, Mark Davies, said the players trained hard for three months. He also said the team showed great spirit and teamwork during the game. The first goal came in the fifteenth minute. Team captain Tom Hill scored with a strong shot from outside the box. Northside Academy equalised just before half-time, but Riverside stayed calm in the second half. The winning goal came in the last five minutes. Young player Sam Lee ran past two defenders and scored a beautiful goal. The fans from Riverside School cheered loudly as the final whistle blew. Coach Davies said he felt very proud of the boys. He also thanked the parents and teachers who came to watch the match. The team will now play in the regional tournament next month. Many local people are calling this win a big moment for youth sports in the city. The school plans to hold a small celebration for the players this Friday.