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Shetland women’s side through to cup final

The Shetland team before their game against Jersey. Photo: Kevin Jones

SHETLAND’S women’s football team have thrashed Caithness Ladies to make it through to the Highlands and Islands League Cup final.

The blues raced into a 4-1 half-time lead through goals from Rhea Nicolson, Sadie Anderson, Freya Leslie and a Josie Mitchell penalty.

Nicolson grabbed her second early in the second half, with further goals from Inga Inkster and Miley Watt sealing an eventual 7-2 win for Shetland.

They will face either Sutherland or Orkney in the final, which is set to be played in Nairn on Sunday 14 September.

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