Party in Vaduz!

Fans of FC Vaduz lined the streets as their heroes paraded 4 official trophies from their first season in Valderrama. The youth team were responsible for three of the trophies, whilst the senior side secured the Open FA Qualifying League G title.
Junioren-A (U21s) proudly showed off their Open FA Youth Cup and Daily Quickplay U21 cups, and the Junioren-Cs (U19s) also had a Daily Quickplay trophy to show for their efforts. The senior side secured the title with 1 game to spare and ended up winning the league by 3 points, finishing with the best goal difference in the process.
So in honour of this great opening season, let's get stuck into the FCV End of Season Award Ceremony.

Open FA Recognition Award - Jefferson Benitez (most clean sheets in OFA QLG)

Top Senior Goalscorer - Prince Agyemang (45 in 106 games)
Top Youth Goalscorer - Jamie Russell (144 in 331 games)
Senior Player of the Year - Prince Agyemang
Although Prince is currently in auction and will be leaving the club tomorrow evening, he has been superb this season. Agyemang had a knack of scoring goals at important times, including several during the title run-in that brought the league trophy to the Rheinparkstadion. His average was a touch low and he has developed a few red arrows which is part of the reason why he is now being sold. But wherever he ends up, Prince will always be remembered by the fans of FC Vaduz

Youth Player of the Year - Dan PatrascuPatrascu was the first player through the doors of FC Vaduz once the starting squad had been selected. And what an impact he has had. Averaging 7.18 in over 300 minor youth games, and a massive 7.40 in more than 70 major games, Patrascu is a clear stand out player at youth level for FCV.

The David Esposito Award for Youth Graduate Excellence - Andriy ZguraNamed after the finest Liechtensteiner to graduate from the FCV Larsson academy, this award recognises the most promising and best performing youngster to graduate from one of FC Vaduz's youth academies. Zgura clocks in with a 3.5 star potential and has played in more than 100 youth games, averaging a shade under 6.90 - comfortably within the 6.8 minimum needed in order to progress as a player. Both Andriy and the FCV management will be hoping he can continue to perform well next season.

So all in all a great opening season for FC Vaduz. Another post is coming very soon summarising the ins and outs at FCV, so stay tuned!