Primrose Hill’s Under-13s beat Sport London e Benfica in the Under-13s Green Cup final on a day of silverware in the Regent’s Park Youth League

THE weekend was full of reminders about just how much a big cup win means to footballers and all of their supporters.

There were wild scenes at Wembley on Sunday where Newcastle United won their first domestic trophy for 70 years when they beat Liverpool 2-1 to capture the Carabao Cup.

Priory Park FC Under-9s enjoyed a 2-1 win over LSS Blue in the A Cup final

But even the Magpies’ festivities couldn’t hold a candle to the jubilant, cork-popping celebrations witnessed on Saturday when scores of young players from across the capital got their hands on silverware in the Regent’s Park Youth League.

Among the biggest winners were Kentish Town Football Club who landed a terrific treble.

Kentish Town’s Under-9s were part of a club trophy treble as they beat Primrose Hill in the C2 Cup final

The club’s Under-9s got the ball rolling when they overcame Primrose Hill in the C2 Cup final.

Darren Webster led the charge with a first-half hat-trick. Lorel Riley and Adonai Lingbambe netted two goals each, while Jake Louch was also on target as Town sealed an 8-1 victory.

Dylan Talbot, captain of TGFC Under-9s, also netted three goals

Town’s Under-13s then staged a stunning comeback to topple league winners Rugby Portobello Trust FC in the Blue Cup final. Trailing 3-1 with 10 minutes left on the clock, the spirited squad battled back to seal a memorable 4-3 victory thanks to hat-trick hero Richie Morris. Beau Pearce also scored as Town secured their second trophy of the day.

Hat-trick hero Richie Morris of Kentish Town Under-13s

A day of hat-tricks also saw Jo Henderson-Wade hit three in the Under-15s final, where Michael McLoughlin and Paddy Healy also got on the scoresheet to help Town earn a thrilling 5-3 win over rivals North West Academy to pick up the club’s third cup on what proved an unforgettable afternoon.

Darren Webster hit a first-half hat-trick for Kentish Town Under-9s

Elsewhere, players from Priory Park FC won a delightful double. Goals from Charlie Smith and Freddie Harkins saw the club’s Under-9s seal a 2-1 victory over LSS Blue in the A Cup final.

Kentish Town Under-15s earned a thrilling 5-3 win over North West Academy

Meanwhile two goals from Eli Jackson and a strike from Rapha Roberts saw Priory Park Jets propel themselves to a 3-0 victory over TGFC in the Under-11s C2 final.

St John’s Wood won the Under-13s Red Cup and the Under-14s A Division

Youngsters from TGFC did manage to get their hands on the winners’ medals in the Under-9s B Cup final. Captain Dylan Talbot led by example as he capped a player-of-the-match performance by scoring a hat-trick against Queen’s Park Red Sea Sharks.

Priory Park Jets beat TGFC in the Under-11s C2 final

Teammate Marlow Offer-Readman also chipped in with two goals, while Massimo Povoleri also scored in a 6-1 victory.

There was double joy for St John’s Wood, too. Goals from Rafa Hussain, Kingsley Tuabanzulua and Niko Hajdasz earned the club a 3-1 victory over GFA Muswell Hill in the Under-13s Red Cup final. The squad also spent the majority of the season playing up an age group, and to maximum effect, too, as they helped St John’s Wood win the Under-14s A Division.

TGFC won the Under-9s B Cup in sizzling style

Perhaps the biggest winners – certainly if judged on squad size – were Primrose Hill’s Under-13s. They did manager Lee Patrick proud as goals from Leo Miliano, Samuel Mitting and Enrico Taverna wrapped up a 3-1 win over Sport London e Benfica in the Under-13s Green Cup final.