St Martin's are through to face Belgrave wanderers in the FA Cup final

There were no shocks in the semi-finals of the Guernsey FA Cup as second-placed Belgrave Wanderers and third-placed St Martin's made it through to the final.

Bels, who lost their league title on Tuesday, bounced back with a 2-1 win over Rangers on Saturday.

Meanwhile St Martin's were made to work hard by Office Maker, a side made up of the second string and best youngsters from champions North.

Goals from Dominic Heaume, Jason Winch and Ryan Tippitt secured a 3-0 win.

The results mean that the FA Cup final will pit Saints and Bels together in two finals before the end of the season.

We've got no more league games so we've got to focus on these two games St Martin's boss Colin Fallaize

The pair are already through to the newly-named Channel Islands Champions League final on 25 March, where they will play for the Jeremie Cup.

"We've got no more league games so we've got to focus on these two games," said St Martin's boss Colin Fallaize.

"I'd have thought training would be quite intense and quite competitive over the next couple of weeks," he added.

Either side could repeat North's FA Cup and Jeremie Cup double of last season if they win both games.

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