MONDAY

Hearts 1 v 3 Co. Antrim

Jomo Cosmos 1 v 3 Cherry Orchard

CSKA Moscow 1 v 3 Cruz Azul

Feyenoord 3 v 0 Shamrock Rovers

Sheffield Utd 0 v 0 Co. Down

Benfica 0 v 2 Livingston

BK Callies 2 v 3 Co. Fermanagh

Barcelona 1 v 0 Botafogo

Chelsea 2 v 0 Co. Tyrone

Manchester Utd 5 v 0 Co. Londonderry

Porto 3 v 0 Otago

Newcastle Utd 0 v 1 Co. Armagh

TUESDAY

CSKA Moscow 6 v 1 Co. Fermanagh

Otago 0 v 5 Co. Down

Livingston 2 v 1 Co Armagh

Sheffield Utd 1 v 0 BK Callies

Cruz Azul 1 v 1 Co. Tyrone

Newcastle Utd 2 v 1 Hearts

FC Porto 5 v 1 Co. Antrim

Benfica 0 v 2 Cherry Orchard

Botafogo 5 v 1 Co. Londonderry

Chelsea 1 v 0 Feyenoord

FC Barcelona 2 v 1 Shamrock Rovers

Manchester Utd 3 v 0 Jomo Cosmos

WEDNESDAY

DUNLUCE TROPHY QUARTER-FINALS

Co. Londonderry 3 v 0 Otago

Shamrock Rovers 3 v 3 BK Callies (Rovers won 4-1 on pens)

Co. Tyrone 0 v 2 Benfica

Hearts 3 v 2 Jomo Cosmos


BT NI TROPHY (QUARTER-FINALS)

Botafogo 0 v 0 Sheffield Utd (Botafogo won 4-2 on pens)

Co. Fermanagh 1 v 2 Co. Antrim

Feyenoord 4 v 1 Newcastle Utd

CSKA Moscow 3 v 0 Co. Armagh

NI MILK CUP QUARTER-FINALS

Livingston 0 v 1 FC Barcelone

Cherry Orchard 0 v 3 Manchester Utd

Cruz Azul 0 v 1 Chelsea

Co. Down 1 v 3 FC Porto


THURSDAY

DUNLUCE TROPHY 5TH-8TH PLAY-OFFS

Otago 0 v 0 BK Callies (BK won 6-5 pens)

Co. Tyrone 0 v 3 Jomo Cosmos.



BT NI TROPHY 5TH-8TH PLAY-OFFS

Sheffield Utd 3 v 2 Co. Fermanagh

Newcastle Utd 0 v 3 Col Armagh

NI MILK CUP 5TH-8TH PLAY-OFFS

Livingston 2 v 1 Cherry Orchard

Cruz Azul 1 v 2 Co. Down

DUNLUCE TROPHY SEMI-FINALS

Co. Londonderry 2 v 0 Shamrock Rovers

Benfica 5 v 1 Hearts

BT NORTHERN IRELAND TROPHY SEMI-FINALS

Botafogo 2 v 0 Co. Antrim

Feyenoord 1 v 1 CSKA Moscow (Feyenoord won 3-1 on pens).

NI MILK CUP SEMI-FINALS

Barcelona 2 v 1 Manchester Utd

Chelsea 2 v 2 Porto (Chelsea won 5-4 on pens)

FRIDAY

DUNLUCE TROPHY PLAY-OFFS

3rd/4th Shamrock Rovers 5 v 0 Hearts

7th/8th Otago 0 v 2 Co. Tyrone

5th/6th BK Callies 0 v 2 Jomo Cosmos

BT NI TROPHY PLAY-OFFS

Co. Fermanagh 1 v 1 Newcastle Utd (Fermanagh won 4-3 on pens)

Sheffield Utd 3 v 0 Co. Armagh

Co. Antrim 1 v 2 CSKA Moscow


NI MILK CUP PLAY-OFFS

7th/8th Cherry Orchard 2 v 3 Cruz Azul

Livingston 1 v 1 Co Down

Manchester Utd 0 v 2 FC Porto

DUNLUCE TROPHY FINAL

Co. Londonderry 0 v 0 Benfica (Benfica won 6-5 on pens)

BT NI TROPHY FINAL

Botafogo 3 v 0 Feyenoord


PREMIER MILK CUP FINAL

FC Barcelona 1 v 0 Chelsea

Barcelona triumphed on their first visit to the Milk Cup but they had keeper Imanol Rubio to thank for keeping Chelsea at bay right at the end of a low key final at Coleraine Showgrounds.


Amazingly the London club’s kids were hardly at the races up front until the closing stages when they mounted a mini assault on Barca’s one-goal lead. That was when Rubio made a remarkable double save to deny Shaun Cummings and Nana Ofori in quick succession as the game drifted into injury time.


Chelsea seemed content to let the Spanish side attack them and seldom produced any menace. San Pedro should have handed them the lead after only eight minutes, wriggling into space before lining up a lofted shot which finished over the bar.


Chelsea survived another scare when Daniel Gutierrez stretched keeper Rhys Taylor with a header as the Spaniards warmed to the challenge in the Showgrounds sunshine.


They finally took the lead in the 25th minute with that stunning strike from Bermudez who gathered the ball on the right flank, looked up and when he saw Taylor off his line, he had the presence of mind to brilliantly lift the ball over the head of the keeper and into the net.


Chelsea had only one corner to show for their first half endeavours and they still couldn’t make an impression up front with Rubio a virtual spectator.


Bermudez and Gutierrez teamed up to create another chance six minutes from time. The finish didn’t match the build up though as Gutierrez poked a ground shot at Taylor.


Right at the end the Londoners might have taken the final to penalties. Ryan Bertrand took possession on the edge of the box and cracked a vicious right foot shot towards the target. However, keeper Rubio was alert and turned the ball away.


That amazing double save by Rubio helped ensure the Spanish lifted the title to complete a double success over English clubs following Thursday night’s semi-final victory over Manchester United.


Benfica won the Dunluce Trophy when they beat County Londonderry 6-5 on penalties following a scoreless draw and Brazilians Botafogo lifted the BT Northern Ireland Trophy with a 3-0 success over Feyenoord