THE 1993 JERSEY CUP FINAL

16 April, 1993 at Bicester Town Sports Ground

K.E.A. United (0) 2 -  Bardwell (0) 1

Referee: T. Simms Linesmen: Unknown

K.E.A. United: G. Lloyd N. Brayshaw E. Davies P. Long F. Godin M. Robins D. Bone J. Bone D. Horner M. Black J. Hood C. Austin T. O’Neil.

K.E.A. United Scorers: M. Black 1 M. Robins 1

Bardwell: Unknown

Bardwell Scorers: 

Historic Cup Win For KEA

KEA United created history at Bicester Town’s ground on Easter Monday in dramatic fashion when they became the first side to win the Jersey Cup four times running in the 105-year history of the competition.

KEA scored two goals in injury time to clinch a 2-1 victory over hapless Bardwell in the first ever all Bicester final.

After a goalless first half, Bardwell took the lead on the hour through Roger London.

Terry O’Neil missed a glorious chance for KEA and it looked all over as the game entered injury time. But then Michael Black equalised with an overhead kick and less then a minute later, Mark Robins fired home the winner

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