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Wingate & Finchley's skipper, Danny Neilson, waves the cup in jubilation following the club's 2-0 victory over Dulwich Hamlet in the final at Imber Court.

The players and officials line up to be greeted by the Ryman League officials before the kick off of the 2011 Ryman League Cup - also known as the Championship Manager Cup. Dulwich Hamlet are to the left in their home strip of pink and blue whilst Wingate & Finchley are in their away strip of White and Orange. Behind is the covered terrace at the northern end of the Imber Court ground which is home to Metropolitan Police FC. The buildings beyond are part of the Metropolitan Police Mounted Branch training school - the pitch looked like some of the horses had been on it!

Home of Metropolitan Police FC, the stadium hosted the 2011 Ryman League Cup final between Dulwich Hamlet FC and Wingate & Finchley FC.

A backwater cutting through the Metropolitan Police sports ground at Imber Court

Football ground at Imber Court

Wingate & Finchley players in their away strip of White and Orange perform a last minute exercise before the referee summons them to take their starting positions. The opposition players of Dulwich Hamlet can be seen in a huddle on the extreme right beyond Gary Burrell in the 11 shirt. Behind is the covered terrace at the northern end of the Imber Court ground which is home to Metropolitan Police FC. The buildings beyond are part of the Metropolitan Police Mounted Branch training school.

Entrance to the Metropolitan Police Mounted Branch training school. A horsebox can be seen parked a little way down the road. The main training area for the horses is behind the buildings on the right. The sign on the righthand gate warns of young Police horses in training. The one on the left reminds that passes and warrant cards must be worn at all times, though whether that applies to the horses is not clear.

David Laird's placed shot defeats the dive of Dulwich Hamlet's James Dunn. Leon Smith (9) had outpaced the Dulwich number 6 to the byeline before passing the ball back across the area to his strike partner, creating the goal. Wingate & Finchley would score another in the second half to win the Ryman League Cup (Championship Manager Cup) final 2-0. Their first silverware for 16 long years!

Looking along the terraces to the southern corner of the ground which is home to Metropolitan Police FC. Near the centre flag the professional photographers are preparing for the Ryman League Cup final which will be between Dulwich Hamlet FC and Wingate & Finchley FC.

The Wingate & Finchley football team, from Ryman League Division One North, disembark from their coach at Imber Court, home of Metropolitan Police FC, where the Ryman League Cup Final of 2011 was due to be played. Their opponents were Dulwich Hamlet of the Ryman Premier Division. The team don't know yet but they will win a hard fought encounter 2-0 with Ahmet, just stepping off the coach, scoring the second goal.