By Aaron Toubian They say that in life, nothing worth having comes easy. Ahmet Rifat’s Wingate & Finchley team have more than proven that statement true, as the Blues secured a first piece of silverware in fifteen years, with a 1-0 triumph over Ramsgate, in the Isthmian League Cup Final. After an agonising 109 minutes of football, it was Ipswich Town loanee, Afi Adebayo, who wrote his name into the history books, with a thunderbolt into the roof of the net. The jubilant chaos

As we enter the final few weeks of the season, with just four matches left to play, including our Velocity Cup final next week, we are inviting supporters to vote for their player of the season. Players that are still registered with the club and have made over 10 appearances in the season are eligible for a vote. As part of our commitment to continue to improve the supporter experience at the club, we would also like to ask for you comments on the season; please provide your

This weekend sees the Blues back at home to face Welling United on Non-League Day. With it being international break, non-league day is an opportunity to celebrate everything which is great about non-league football. We will be offering reduced entry for the game: Adults: £10 Concessions: £5 11-18yrs: £1 U11s: FREE There will also be half-time entertainment, prize giveaways and activities for kids, as well as partnering with Prostate Cancer UK for the day too. We look forward

After Tuesday night's victory over Redbridge, the club has reached the Velocity Cup Final against Ramsgate, which will take place on Wednesday 15th April at Aveley's Parkside Stadium (RM15 4PX). Tickets are advised to be purchased in advance and are priced as follows: Adults £12.00 Concs : £8.00 U16s : £1.00 with a paying adult Tickets can be purchased online directly from the league here - we look forward to seeing many of you there backing the Blues as we look to win the L

Tuesday night saw Wingate & Finchley, in their pink away shirts, in Velocity Cup semi-final action, just two wins away from taking home some silverware, a trophy the club last won in 2010-11. The game didn't start to plan on Tuesday night, a well worked move from Redbridge saw them take a lead as early as the 9th minute as Ayodeji Olukoga rose unmarked at the far post to give the hosts an early advantage. The Isthmian North side will not have been underestimated by Ahmet Rifa

By Aaron Toubian A dominant first 60 minutes saw Wingate & Finchley cruise past a below-par Dartford side, with a 3-1 victory in North London. The hosts got off to the perfect start, as Mackye Townsend-West nodded home a bullet header from a corner. Less than half an hour later, the Blues deservedly doubled their lead, through a stunning, three-man move. Sam Cornish lofted a delightful ball over to teenage debutant, Afi Adebayo, who curled a pearler onto the outside of the po