Wednesday Division 2
Game of the night was a top of the table clash between Mercer & Douglas Mortgage. The Douglas boys came out on top when they scored a very late Brendan O’Sullivan goal to seal a 4-3 win. This clash was an intense affair, but the classy skills of Adrian O’Shea in midfield for the winners was the highlight. Tom Morgan and Brendan Ryan tried hardest for Mercer.
Far From Athletic were too strong for United, but had to recover from an early two goal deficit. Wayne O Callaghan, Aaron Atkinson and Pat O’ Regan were all impressive for Far From as was Damien Morrison for United.
Hit & Miss stayed in contention in Division 2 with 6-2 win over Balaga Tonga. A brace in each half by the excellent Paul O’Leary was the difference between the sides.
The B69ers made an excellent comeback after being 5-1 down against dynamo Tonduff, only to concede a late goal while chasing the equaliser. Dave Murphy and Chris Hayes scored a brace a piece for Tonduff
Wednesday Division 1
The Kids continued their winning ways with a 7-3 victory over Temple Inn. Eoghan Murphy was again in top form for the winners and bagged a hat trick. Kids newcomer Kenny Barry scored the goal of the evening with a diving header at a crucial time just when Temple were coming into the game.
Nualight FC came back from 3-1 deficit to earn a share of the spoils with Novartis in a great game. Alan O’Sullivan scored a screamer in the last minute for the Bishopstown based outfit. Barry O Sullivan was excellent for Novartis.
F.C Crofton got back on track with a fine win over Racing Club. The excellent passing of the Crofton lads, especially Paul Tierney in midfield and the suberb finishing of Lenny Murphy was a feature of this game. Stephen Kenny stood out for Racing Club.
Wednesday Division 3
The very organised Average Joes overcame The Castlemarytrs by the odd goal. The Martyrs took a while to settle in the encounter and found them selves chasing two early goals. However they recovered well and the second half was a very close affair. The Joes won 3-2. The evergreen pair of Joe O’Sullivan and Darren Geaney were on the score sheet for the Joes.
Danny Meade was in top form for O’Donovan Electrical who had a 6-5 victory over table toppers Sub Standard Liege. This closely fought encounter was sealed with an excellent low strike by Bernard Parks with 2 minutes to go. Patrick Coleman and James Mealey were best for the Bishopstown boys who were guilty of missing some easy 2nd half chances. This result opens up this division.
BNY FC overcame the Hotshots after trailing 2-1 at the break. The Bankers scored 6 unanswered 2nd half goals. Jonathan Devaeaux was excellent for the victors while Finbarr O’Leary scored both goals for the Hotshots.
Thursday Division 1
Paulo Santos scored a dramatic late winner for OS Naventages who defeated The Thirtysomethings by 2-1. This was a great match with plenty of skill on display and great passing movements produced by both sides. Jake McAulliffe scored a deserved equaliser for the Thirty Somethings after they dominated possession in the 2nd half. They were a little unlucky to concede the late winner.
Another cracking game was the Athletic PTF and Known Quantities game that resulted in a 4-4 draw. Gordon Lynch equalised for the Passage lads when he scored a stunning free kick with the last kick of the game. Chris Dennehy bagged 2 goals for PTF.
Excellent goalkeeping from goalkeeper Robert Cole saved the Ex Pats from a drubbing from the All Blacks. Dave Donnelly and Paul Richardson played some nice football for the Blacks.
Thursday Division 2
The Chancers stayed in contention with a 6-2 win over The Apple Exiles. An excellent all round team performance was topped off with David Daly scoring 4 goals.
Leaders CPL defeated a game JT Specials team who produced a fighting performance but were on the wrong end of the 5-1 scoreline.
Man of the match Liam Killeen scored twice for Panicyaikos as they beat South City. This game was close until the last ten minutes when the Barrack Street lads conceded 3 late goals.
Paul Creedon scored a spectacular volley just before half time for BNYM FCm, which helped them to a 2-0 half against Whitfords. Jack Russell and Cameron Esprey fought hard for Whitfords in the 2nd period but finally lost out to BNY on a 3-1 scoreline.
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