Callum’s team wins match in his memory
Monday 12th September 2011, 2:29PM BST.
The London House Dogs Sunday Soccer League team line up with members of Callum Eborall’s family before the second memorial match in honour of the 11-year-old who was knocked over and killed. (Picture by Steve Sarre, 1178565)
THE second annual tribute football match for Callum Eborall ended in victory for London House Dogs, the local team he supported.
Eleven-year-old Callum, a pupil at Le Rondin School, was knocked down and killed by a motorbike as he crossed the road at Les Banques in May 2009.
London House took on fellow Sunday Soccer League team Santana at Delancey Park yesterday and won 3-1 to claim the Callum Eborall Memorial Trophy.
Callum’s father, Richard, played in goal for London House and said the occasion meant a lot to him and his family.
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