Nell nails it to send ICA Sports to a cup final and clubmate Evie hit a double hat-trick in a big win

Nell Atkins hit a hat-trick as ICA Sports Juventus eased into the Cambs Girls Under 15 League Cup Final.

The city side won their semi-final at Bottisham 3-1 and they will now face the winners of the FC Kennett v Peterborough Sports tie which takes place next Saturday (February 14). ICA are battling it out with Sports for the Under 15A Division title.

Kira Rai and Niamh Connor in action for Posh Women against Sutton Coldfield at the weekend. Posh won the National League game 1-0. Photo Darren Wiles

placeholder image — Kira Rai and Niamh Connor in action for Posh Women against Sutton Coldfield at the weekend. Posh won the National League game 1-0. Photo Darren Wiles

ICA had most of the play with Bottisham carrying a threat on the counter, but the finishing of Atkins proved to be the difference. The final will take place at Newmarket Town FC on Wednesday, May 6.

Evie Herring hit a double hat-trick as ICA Sports Inter won their Under 15 Division C game 9-0 against Wilburton. It was a sixth straight win for the team in third who also enjoyed goals from Elsie Johnson, Georgia Cleathero and Katya Zubovic. Zubovic delivered an excellent finish to claim the first goal of her career.

Spalding United are sixth in Division One of the Cambs Womens League, but have the games in hand to go top. They won 3-0 at third-placed Leverington Sports on Sunday with Tara Parker scoring twice. Constance Onyinah also netted.

There was a second Division Two win in a row for Whittlesey Athletic as they saw off local rivals Stanground Cardea Sports Reserves 5-1.

Katie Barber scored twice for the winners with Danielle Cooper-King, Aliyah Palmer and Grace Spencer also on target. Georgia Newman replied for the city side, but Whittlesey moved above them into the top half of the table.

Freya Spriggs scored the consolation goal for Deeping Rangers Reserves as they lost their Division Three fixture 3-1 at March Town Reserves. Connie Liddiard, Naomi McGarvie and Natasha Farina scored for March.

Stanground Sports Cardea’s first team fought hard against second-placed Leicester City in an East Midlands Division One Central game, but lost 1-0 to a goal on the hour mark.

Stamford AFC lost a penalty shootout 5-4 to Premier Division rivals Worksop in a League Plate contest. Francesca Kavanagh and Emma Pollard had scored for Stamford in a 2-2 draw.