Ambers` boss Gordon Boateng (pictured above) told nonleaguedaily: “After putting silverware on the sideboard against an excellent Ware outfit, this could well be the turning point for us and a reward for the way our players and supporters have stuck together during a difficult period in the club`s history.”

The former Brimsdown Rovers boss and Harlow Town number two was at pains to point out his players fully deserved the win, which came by virtue of former `Football Icon` star Mark Gradosielski (right) steaming up in support to score with a firm header after 65 minutes in a contest that was of real cup tie proportion, making the point that Cheshunt defended stoutly and kept working the ball around expertly.

Silverware on the night came on the back of quarter final success against the campaign`s previous holders Potters Bar Town by 2-1, the same successful margin in the semis against league rivals Hitchin Town.

Boateng finalised by saying: “There is a feel good factor back at our club and it is nice to be in the headlines for something good for a change.

“This will be a great boost for a team with very much a point to prove.”