Haroldeans to play Leeds Maccabi in Feldman final

“The attitude and commitment of the players was first-class. They fully deserve their place in the final win in what will be a tough examination against Leeds.”

Leeds had to work somewhat harder in their last-four tie with Maccabi Manchester Yellow, after surviving a second half fightback to squeeze through 3-2.

Louie Hewson’s brace and Alistair Landy had Leeds cruising before the home side responded via Rafi Dines and Aaron Englander.

But Leeds clung on and boss Adam Kristall said: “It’s a great achievement for us to be in the final.

"We want to end the season with silverware and this gives us the opportunity to do so.”