A LAST-GASP goal gave Bury Town EJA victory in Sunday’s Portable Space Suffolk Under-14 Mixed Cup Final.

Bury Town scored with just ten seconds remaining to defeat Needham Market 2-1 in one of 12 County Cup and Plate finals held at The New Croft in Haverhill.

After taking an early lead, Bury looked on course to win the final until Needham equalised inside the last ten minutes only for Bury to win the all-EJA clash with almost the last kick of the game.

Bury Town EJA celebrate after scoring their last-gasp winner versus Needham Market in the Portable Space Suffolk Under-14 Mixed Cup Final. Main photograph: Redgrave Rangers celebrate after scoring from the penalty spot in their 4-0 victory over Long Melford in the Portable Space Suffolk Under-18 Sunday Cup Final

The eight County Cup and four Plate finals took place on four pitches at The New Croft - two grass and two 3G surfaces - and were played in glorious sunshine.

Needham Market EJA had earlier beaten Bury Town EJA 3-1 in the Portable Space Mixed U13 Cup Final, while Needham Market Phoenix won one and lost one of their two finals.

It was a successful day for Waveney FC, winning both the Videndum Girls’ U13 Cup and the Mixed U16 Plate Finals, although losing an excellent final 4-2 to Kesgrave Kestrels in the Videndum Girls’ U12 Cup.

Waveney Lionesses (red & white shirts) pictured on the attack against Debenham LC (yellow & black striped shirts) in the Videndum Girls' Under-13 Cup Final

Haverhill Rovers EJA side, who won this season’s Veo Suffolk U18 Midweek Cup Final at Colchester United FC, were beaten 3-1 in the Portable Space Mixed Under-16 Cup Final by AFC Sudbury EJA, who scored three times in the opening half.

Redgrave Rangers defeated Long Melford 4-0 in the final of the Portable Space Suffolk U18 Sunday Cup to round off a successful season for their club, whose first team recently won the McDonald’s Suffolk Primary Cup at Colchester United FC.

Ipswich Valley Rangers (blue & white hooped shirts) celebrate one of their goals in their 4-0 win against Debenham LC (yellow & Black striped shirts) in the Videndum Suffolk Girls' Under-15 Cup Final

Tracy Spurgeon, Sales Consultant with Portable Space who sponsor the Mixed Youth Cups, presented the Mixed cups and medals.

She said: “I enjoyed watching some hard-fought games in high temperatures and thought all teams did incredibly well.”

Stuart Lillie, Manufacturing Plant Manager, and Jen Hudson, Marketing Executive, of Girls’ Cup sponsors Videndum, presented the Girls’ cups and medals.

Stuart said: “We're thrilled to have joined Suffolk FA at the Girls’ Youth Cup finals today.

“It's inspiring to see the community united in cheering on these incredible teams. Congratulations to all players for showcasing the talent of Suffolk girls' football!"

Suffolk Youth Cup Finals Results

Portable Space Suffolk Mixed Under-12 Cup Final: Woodbridge Town Black 1 Wickham Market Youth Navy 0.

Portable Space Suffolk Under-13 Cup Final: Bury Town Community EJA 1 Needham Market EJA 3.

Suffolk Mixed Under-13 Plate Final: Needham Market Phoenix Red 6 Kirkley & Pakefield Youth Cavaliers 0.

Portable Space Suffolk Mixed Under-14 Cup Final: Bury Town Community EJA 2 Needham Market EJA 1.

Suffolk Mixed Under-14 Plate Final: Kesgrave Kestrels 2 Maritime 1.

Suffolk Mixed Under-15 Plate Final: Needham Market Phoenix 1 Bury Town Community Rams ISYFL 1 – Bury Town Community Rams ISYFL won 5-4 on pens.

AFC Sudbury EJA Yellow celebrate after being presented with the Portable Space Suffolk Under-16 Cup

Portable Space Suffolk Under-16 Cup Final: Haverhill Rovers EJA 1 AFC Sudbury EJA Yellow 3.

Suffolk Mixed Under-16 Plate Final: Waveney Tigers 7 Kirkley & Pakefield Youth Royals 1.

Portable Space Suffolk Under-18 Sunday Cup Final: Long Melford Youth 0 Redgrave Rangers 4.

Videndum Suffolk Girls’ Under-12 Cup Final: Kesgrave Kestrels 4 Waveney Lionesses 2.

Videndum Suffolk Girls’ Under-13 Cup Final: Waveney Lionesses 8 Debenham Youth 2.

Videndum Suffolk Girls’ Under-15 Cup Final: Ipswich Valley Rangers 4 Debenham Youth 0.