- West Ham's U11s won the Premier League's National Futsal Finals in Birmingham at the weekend
- The young Hammers beat Reading 3-2 in an intense final, coming from 2-1 behind
- It's the second time the age group has won the title in the last three years
West Ham United's U11s reigned victorious for the second time in three years at the Premier League's National Futsal Finals at the weekend.
The young Hammers were 2-1 down to Reading in the final, but two goals from substitute Harrison McMahon won the trophy in Birmingham.
The youngsters were drawn against Chelsea, Swansea, Manchester City, Tottenham, Middlesbrough, Watford and the Royals in the group stage and managed to top the group with five wins, a draw and a defeat.
After making it through a tough first stage, the Hammers came up against their London rivals Chelsea in the semi finals, triumphing on penalties thanks to two saves by Finley Herrick. The winning spot-kick was scored by Louie Copley.
Then came the eagerly anticipated final where McMahon's goals were enough to clinch the title for the young Irons.
Coach Dave Johnson said: "We knew it was going to be very tough because we were up against strong opponents.
"To qualify from the regionals and win the competition for the second time in three years is a great achievement for the boys."
Our congratulations go to the U11 players and staff for their brilliant achievements!