The two clubs, first and second respectively in Division I, booked their places with victories on Sunday morning at Les Quennevais; Wanderers beating St Brelade 3-1 and St Paul’s hammering Tower 5-1.
James Murray fired Wanderers ahead and after missing a good opportunities to double their advantage St Brelade were pegged back on the stroke of half time when a goalkeeping error led to Michael Weir levelling the scores.
Weir notched his second after the break and late on Jack Barlow made it 3-1 to Wanderers before St Brelade pulled a goal back Wanderers’ goalkeeper fumbled a corner kick into his own net.
St Brelade manager Mark Kelly said: ‘Wanderers beat us fair and square last week but on Sunday it was much closer and a very good game of football.
‘James finished off a good move to put us ahead and we missed a couple of opportunities to have gone two-up.
Nick Ashley fluffed a goal kick and Wanderers equalised right on the stroke of half time.
‘We were 2-1 behind with ten minutes to go when James nodded home a free kick but a lineman raised a late flag and the goal was ruled out.
‘I was gutted for the boys because we were on top at that stage and we may well have gone on to win the game had the goal been given.
Equaliser ‘We went to three at the back in search of an equaliser and got caught to concede a third.
I’m not sure if our second went in direct from the corner or if our goalkeeper got a touch to it.
‘Referee Neil Giannoni had a really good game too, he kept a good control despite things getting a little heated on a couple of occasions.’ St Paul’s cruised into the final with a 5-1 win against First Tower.
Daniel Tardivel and Tom Hébert scored two apiece for the Saints with Jack Stirling getting the other.
Fabio Santos hit Tower’s consolation.
St Peter lost ground in the race for the U18 Division I title race after they were defeated 2-0 at home by Sporting Academics, the Accies collecting their first points of the season following goals by Aaron Scott and Tommy Wigley.
St Paul’s, who moved up one place to third, maintained their title interest after Ollie Gallagher notched a brace and Declan Sowney a single in a 3-0 win at La Hague Manor against First Tower.
Grouville and St Martin/SCF both won in Division II, leaders Grouville 4-0 at the IJ Bathe Field and St Martin/SCF 5-2 at home to St Clement where Aaron Douglas and Lee Emery scored for the visitors and Aaron Batho, Lee Richomme, Jordan Brown, Ed Le Maistre and a Saints defender for the hosts.
Two goals apiece from Ryan Connan and Andrew Gee and singles by Jamie Mourant, Kamen Nafka, Bradley Stratford and Sam Dawkins took U14 Division I leaders Jersey Wanderers a 10-0 win at La Hague Manor against First Tower.
St Clement A also won on their travels, 8-0 at St Peter.
Chris Levesley (three), Kurtis Guthrie (two), Liam Spencer (two) and Karl Hinds were on target.
Michael Freitas notched a brace and Hugo Powell a single in St John’s 3-1 home success against St Brelade in Division II.
U12 Red: St Clement A 0, St Paul’s A 10 (Jay Giles 3, Zeljko Martinovic 3, Jack Hinton 2, Ryan de la Haye, own goal).
Grouville scratched to Jersey Wanderers A.
U12 White: First Tower 0, St Paul’s B 8 (Fabian Franklin 3, Liam Vallois 2, Stephen Byrne, Ben Etienne, Billy Hickling).
Rozel Rovers A 8 (Jack Rebours 2, Simon Fernandes 2, Adam Falle, James Gracie, Luke Aubin, Jack McGinney), St Brelade 1.
St John 6 (Chris Dixon 3, Kendal Perrée 2, Jack Ruellan), Jersey Wanderers B 3 (Oliver Terry 2, Joe Kerschbaumer).
U12 Blue: Beeches Old Boys 0, St Ouen 5 (Jordan Sewery 2, Tom Anderson, Nathan Nicolle, David Lake).
Rozel Rovers scratched to St Peter B.
