First Parish Cup finalist set to be decided

July 23, 2016 at 3:00 pm

Westray's William Bradley battles with St Andrew's Connan Rendall during Westray's quarter-final victory. Bradley will be hoping to provide the required industry and determination to help Westray reach a first Parish Cup final in six years. — Westray’s William Bradley battles with St Andrew’s Connan Rendall during Westray’s quarter-final victory. Bradley will be hoping to provide the required industry and determination to help Westray reach a first Parish Cup final in six years.

The first Parish Cup semi-final second-leg is set to take place tomorrow afternoon with Rendall set to travel to Westray.

On offer is a place in the Parish Cup final on Saturday, August 13. With the two teams battling out a 0-0 draw two weeks ago, the tie is on a knife-edge as Rendall hope to reach an historic first final, while Westray are aiming for their fifth showpiece spot and first since 2010.

Rendall will be missing Chris Hellewell after the Orkney striker saw red in the first-leg, while Owen Rendall returns for the Aaks after suspension.

The match is set to kick-off at 1pm.