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Jersey end perfect season with Cherry Godfrey Cup win

BBC Published Jun 29, 2026 Reviewed Jul 2, 2026 ✓ Reviewed by citations.press editors
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Jersey's women's team won every game in their first season in English league football before winning the Muratti Vase.
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Jersey beat the Isle of Wight 3-0 in the Cherry Godfrey Cup semi-final.
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Jersey beat defending champions Isle of Man 6-5 on penalties after a 1-1 draw in the Cherry Godfrey Cup final.
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Tiff Sundby scored the winning penalty kick in the Cherry Godfrey Cup final after Natasha Keen equalized in the 88th minute.
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Jersey manager Chad Morris stated many players have won every game they have played this season.
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Jersey's women ended a perfect season with victory in the Cherry Godfrey Cup.

The island side, representing Jersey Bulls, won every game in their first season in English league football before going on to beat Guernsey 6-1 in the Muratti Vase last month.

They were 3-0 winners in their semi-final against the Isle of Wight in Guernsey thanks to goals from Sofia Rodrigues, Roisin Flynn and Holly Sundby.

Jersey then went on to beat defending champions Isle of Man 6-5 on penalties after the two sides drew 1-1 at Victoria Park.

Tiff Sundby scored the winning spot-kick after team-mate Natasha Keen's goal in the 88th minute had levelled the scores at 1-1.

"Isle of Man are always for us the benchmark, always in the Island Games medal matches and they won this a couple of years ago," Jersey manager Chad Morris told BBC Radio Jersey.

"It was a really tough, physical game, so you've got to match it and better it to get a foothold in the game to give yourself a chance.

"A lot of these players have won every single game they have played this season now, which is a good stat in itself.

"I'm not going to lie, I'm not sure it gets better than lifting the trophy on Guernsey soil."

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