Wednesday Divison 3
Best performance of the evening goes to Rosies who were 3 goals down at half time to Sub Standard Liege and looked dead and buried. But the experienced Carrigaline boys battled hard in the 2nd half and Martin Higgins scored a great hatrick to draw level with 20 minutes still to play. This game ebbed and flowed from end to end and neither side deserved to lose, but Rosies had the momentum and scored a late winner through Mark Cunningham. James Mealey was best for Liege
The Baggios continued their good form with a brilliant win over Fritzl Palace
MP O Sullivan stay top as they beat BNYM FC. The bankers were punished for a hand ball that resulted in a penalty, that was duly dispatched by the impressive Alan Forde. Clive Cremin was also in good form for O’Sullivans
Another late goal by Wojtek earned the Average Joes a deserved draw 2-2 against the Gowlacticos. Alan O Donovan led the battling Joes from midfield and was also on the scoresheet. Ray O’Brien and Michael Keohane were on the mark for Gowlacticos
Wednesday Division 2
Multiple Scorgasams played all the best football in their 6-2 win over Hit & Miss. Ian Cotter being a major contributor to their victory while Kieran Buckley scored a marvellous individual goal.
Both defences were on top as Golden Oldies and Balaga Tonga
Boca Seniors had a good win over The Pink Panthers who are struggling to find their feet. Fiachra O’Driscoll with a hatrick was the star man for the Bocas, while Adrian and Ronan Duggan were also played well.
Wednesday Division 1
Padraig McGovern continued to be Racing Club’s top marksman as he scored a very impressive tally of 6 goals as his team beat Cork Celtic 8-3. This game was tighter than the scoreline suggests but Racing were too strong in the end with Noonan and Lake in top form.
Douglas Mortgage were 2 nil down to CUH who started with a high tempo, but could not maintain it. With the very organised Jim Walsh at the back for Douglas , they came back to win 5-3. John Mullarky also in impressive form for Douglas .
Far From Ath continued their good run of form with a comprehensive win over The Bons. Pat & Darragh O’Regan were on the mark for Far From. Aaron Atkinson was man of the match in midfield and set up 3 goals.
Thursday Division 1
The Cow Tippers left it a bit late as they came close to an amazing comeback after going 4 goals down to the 30 Somethings. Shane O’Donoghue with an early brace for the Somethings, put them in the driving seat. Steve Dwyer and Kevin Garde led the Tippers impressive 2nd half response, but the experienced 30 Somethings held out for the 3 points.
Emanuel led the way for the OS Naventages as they beat the Ex Pats 5-3 in an excellent game. With the game tied at 3-3, the Portuguese outfit remained patient and playing some excellent football. Tim O’Connor was in fine form for Pats while Paulo was amoungst the goals for OS.
The Nets Busters continued their dramatic improvement as they had a big win over a decent All Blacks team. Niall O’Leary scored a hatrick and along with Paul and John Sexton in excellent form they had too much firepower for the All Blacks.
Thursday Division 2
Novartis also continued their winning streak with a very impressive 4-0 win over the Boothouse Bingers and closed the gap on the Bingers in the process. Eogan O’Rahilly was in tremendous form for the Novartis and scored all 4 goals. The best goal was saved until the end with a great strike from Rahilly to round off a comprehensive victory
A Rory |Walsh hatrick led the way for Sporting CPL as they beat the Bank of New York in a high scoring encounter to stretch their lead at the top of the table. Sean Tobin was excellent for the Bankers but his side were always 2nd best on the night.
The Rovers had their first win of the season with a 4-2 win over Sons of Pitches, to lift them of the bottom of the table. John Roche was in great for for the Rovers and was central to all their goals, 2 of which were finished well by Ken Leahy. Dale McVay scored a brace for the Pitches.
The Bandits beat them Athletico PTF 2-1 in a game where defences were on top. Kieran O’Brien was excellent for the Bandits, and they just about deserved their win
Thursday Division 3
The Flying Column also stayed in touch and had their biggest win in a while when they beat JT Specials. Fabrice Fortune and Martin Hurley with a brace a piece for the Column
2 late goals from Arjan earned the Apple Exiles a point who came from 4-1 down against Whitfords in a cracking game. With both teams fully committed it was a fair result. Kevin O Connell was best for Whitfords who remain in 2nd place.
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