St Albans City Youth Under-14s West clinched a victory over the East team on penalties in Holland.
The side were trailing 1-0 before a clinical finish from Gianpaulo Manzi forced penalties.
The West team came out on top in the penalty shoot-out as they won 4-3.
The Under-18s East competed in the Holland Cup where they came fourth overall.
Goalkeeper Bradley Bennett conceded a penalty but redeemed himself with a save in the 0-0 draw.
City lost 4-1 to AS 80 despite a stunning consolation strike from Edward Lawford.
St Albans won the next match 2-0 after two goals from Bradley Kelly-Keener.
Their final game saw them earn a 0-0 draw.
The Under-18s lost to Liege 2-0 before Anthony Gosling scored his 150th goal for the club which turn out to be the winner.
The team went into the third-fourth place play off where Gosling scored again in their 2-1 defeat.
The Under-18s only lost games to the three teams who finished above them as they came fourth out of nine teams.
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