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GAFFER BRIAN SO PROUD AS HIS BABES KO YOUNG GUNS

VERTU TROPHY MIDWEEK ROUND-UP
By John Lyons

OH YES: Troy Perrett celebrates scoring Cardiff’s equaliser against Arsenal U21s and, inset, boss Brian Barry-Murphy
PICTURE: Alamy

MANAGER Brian Barry-Murphy hailed his rookies after Cardiff overcame Arsenal U21s on Tuesday night to book their place in the Vertu Trophy knockout stages.
There was all to play for in the final round of fixtures in Southern Group A, which also included Exeter and Newport. All four sides had three points and knew victory would see them progress to the last 32.
Barry-Murphy put his faith in a yout...

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