União Micaelense X SC Marinhense (2-6)
Veja um resumo do jogo através da RTP Açores
Todos em fila para o restaurante
Meninos bem comportados
Algumas fotos para recordação
No banco do Jardim
No banco do Jardim
Ricardo Pereira quase a marcar num penalty
Tempo para nos organizarmos 
Gonçalo Rodrigues muito atento
Gonçalo Rodrigues e Fábio Cabelo os homens mais recuados
As equipas alinharam da seguinte forma:
C. U. Micaelense: Tiago Bettencourt, Pedro Soares, Tiago Botelho, Tiago Leite, Tiago Pacheco, Pedro Alves, Bruno Bettencourt, Bruno Botelho (2) e Fábio Matias; Treinador: Pedro Cabral;
S. C. Marinhense: Telmo Martins, Tiago Barros (1), Diogo Medroa, Gonçalo Rodrigues, João Rosa, Fábio Cabelo, Dário Santo (1), Mário Fonseca (3), Ricardo Pereira (1) e José Almeida; Treinador: José Cardinhos;
S. C. Marinhense: Telmo Martins, Tiago Barros (1), Diogo Medroa, Gonçalo Rodrigues, João Rosa, Fábio Cabelo, Dário Santo (1), Mário Fonseca (3), Ricardo Pereira (1) e José Almeida; Treinador: José Cardinhos;
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