TOBY AGDESTEIN hopes he can challenge for more regular first team football with Albion next season.

The 21-year-old Norwegian showed a tantalising reminder of his potential in Saturday’s Sussex Senior Cup final.

Agdestein, skippering the side, scored a hat-trick and made the other goal in a 4-0 win against Bognor.

After being restricted to just three substitute appearances this season – all last August – the former Stord striker would like to see more action next season.

He said: “I hope to push on. I have one year left on my contract so I know I need to push for it as hard as I can and do as good as I can.

“Hopefully performances like Saturday will help me.

“I need to do the same in training with the first team and hopefully I will get a couple of games next season. That is what I hope.”

This was Agdestein’s second Sussex Senior Cup success after featuring in the 2011 final victory over Eastbourne Borough but his first as captain.

He said: “I really enjoyed it. It has been a big build-up for this game and everyone has been looking forward to it.

“As this was the last game of the season everyone wanted to do as well as possible and I think we did.”