Shaun Williams claimed the 2010 Players Football Association of Ireland (PFAI) Young Player of the Year award on Saturday as voted by his peers in the Airtricity League.

This Friday, the Sporting Fingal Supporters Club will be hosting the 2010 Supporters Club Player of the Year Awards in Rivervalley Community Centre, Swords.

Sporting Fingal is currently undergoing a general review of its budget for the 2011 season.

Sporting Fingal will operate a ‘Pay What You Want’ promotion for this Friday’s final game of the season against UCD at Morton Stadium allowing all attending fans, home and away, to pay whatever price they want to watch the game, from 1c to €50 and anything in between.

Shaun Williams celebrates his nomination for PFAI Player and Young Player of the Year by returning from suspension for the trip to Oriel Park on Friday where Fingal play their penultimate Airtricity League fixture (7.45pm).

Special mention goes to our Under-20 and A Championship squads for their recent performances and results which have kept them in the reckoning for more silverware.

Kenny Browne and Shane McFaul return for Sporting Fingal's fouth last game of the campaign on Saturday afternoon against Shamrock Rovers at Tallaght Stadium.

Sporting Fingal’s Under-20 side have made it to the quarter-final for the second year running and will now travel to Drogheda United this weekend.

Shane McFaul could feature on Saturday at Morton Stadium (1pm) as Fingal aim to overtake third-placed St. Patrick's Athletic having overcome his ankle problem while both Shaun Maher (ankle) and Eamon Zayed (foot) face fitness tests.

SPORTING FINGAL EID's UEFA Futsal Cup campaign came to an end on Friday after a disappointing 4-1 defeat to Latvian side FK Nikars Riga in Romania.