Far From Win Top of Table Clash

Wednesday Division 1

Far From Athletic opened up this division last Wednesday with an excellent performance and a good win over table toppers Racing Club. With the game evenly poised 2-2 at half time, The Far From boys ran riot in the 2^nd half with 4 unanswered goals. The pace and finishing of Pat O’Regan was too much for the Racing as O’Regan ended up with a hatrick.

Douglas Mortgage joined Racing at the top, but remain 2^nd on goal difference after a hard fought 2-0 over The Bons. John Mullarky with a fine 2^nd half strike to seal it for Douglas. Jim Walsh and Eoin Carroll were again in good form for the winners.

Cork Celtic enjoyed their first win by the narrowest of margins, over CUH.

Calvin McCarthy scored a hatrick for Celtic while a Rory Barry blockbuster kept CUH in touch. Gavin Summers was man of the match for CUH and was unlucky to be on the losing side.

Wednesday Division 2

Newcomers the Crew came off 2^nd best against Balaga Tonga who remain level at the top with Golden Oldies who had a 4-0 win over Dynamo Tonduff. The Balaga lads had a little too much class in their side with Rob Rose and Philip Sweetman very much involved and amoungst the goals.

Willie Coveney, Cillian Hogan and Eoin Cotter were on the mark in the 2^nd half for the Oldies. Dave Murphy fought hard for Tonduff who did well in the 1st half but could not hold Cotter & company in the 2^nd half.

Boca Seniors got a hammering from Multiple Scorgasams, whose best players were Ian Cotter and Kieran Buckley. Fiachra O Driscoll scored some fine goals in the 2^nd half for Bocas to make the score a bit more respectable, but the Scoregasams had taken their foot of the gas.

Dan Williams gave a fine performance for Hit or Miss  who overcame the Pink Panthers 6-4 in a very entertaining game. Cian Tisdale was in excellent for the Panthers who have yet to get off the mark in the division but are certainly improving with each week.

At the half way stage, Division 2 looks like a 2 horse race between Balaga Tonga and the Golden Oldies for honours.

  

Wednesday Divison 3

Rosies held off the Average Joes and secured their 2^nd win in a row with a 3-2 win. Rosies seem to have a real find in their new centre forward Martin Higgins, who was again in form and scored two 2^nd half goals to secure the points for Rosies.

MP O’Sullivans remain top as they eased past Fritzl Palace. The very lively Clive Cremin with 4 well taken goals. Alan Forde ran this game form midfield for O’Sullivans.

Michael Keohane scored 2 headers and a tremendous volley to help Gowlacticos beat Sub Standard Liege. They were always in control despite the efforts of Patrick Coleman who tried hardest for Liege.

The Baggios who are in third spot in this division won again also, beating a hard working Bank of New York team by 6-4. Phil Mohally with a 2^nd half hatrick proving the difference between these 2 sides.

This division looks like its between the current top 3 teams for honours this season.