Wednesday
Div 1
The Bailey
narrowly overcame Racing Club to stay top and 3 points ahead of their
rivals The Kids. An under strength Racing Club made them work hard
for the points, but some poor goalkeeping gifted The Bailey with 2 of
their 4 goals, but they did look like they could up it a gear if they
had too. Stephen McCarthy and Stephen O'Donovan did well in midfield
for the Bailey but Ben Ryan stood out in defence and found some
lovely long range passes. Jurgen Buwoski scored a brace for Racing
and always looked dangerous.
The Kids
produced their best display of the season as they totally outclassed
Crystal Phallus, playing some beautiful football in the process.
Michael Doody and Oisin McGrath were in great for form the Kids and
contributed 3 of their 8 goals. Colin Hammond brought his seasons
tally to 21 goals with a hatrick. Again Darragh O'Regan was Phallus's
best player and scored their only goal.
Game of the
evening went to CUH and CSKA Tongo. CSKA coming out on top in a most
entertaining game.Shane Fitzgerald got the man of the match and
showed some excellent skill for CUH but was still on the losing side.
Martin Dunlea and Joe Dempsey both scored twice for CSKA who were
more clinical in front of goal.
Wednesday
Division 2
Top of the
Table clash between Sub Standard Liege and the Lemmons was as
expected a tight game that could have gone either way with 5 minutes
to go but the Lemmons pulled away to win 5-2, with 3 late goals. Alan
Greaney was in tip top form and was too hot to handle for Liege.
Bryan Lyons was also excellent for The Lemmons who are now level on
points and goal difference with Liege with 4 games to go. Patrick
Coleman tried hardest for Sub Standard who had James Mealy and Phil
Wade on the scoresheet.
AC Standard
continued their winning streak with their 4th win in a row with a 2-0
win over Rosies. One of Standards most consistent players this season
Eamonn Kelleher was again on the scoresheet along with Tom Dempsey
who got the man of the match.
FC Coping Badly
had a rather easy 9-2 win over AFC Tesco. John O'Brien (4), Robbie
Doyle and Damien Murphy contributed the most to this one sided
affair.
Thursday
Division 2
The top 2 teams
the Dragons and the Net Busters are running away with this division
after they both won again. Only Goal difference separates these 2
sides, who are both well organised and its hard to pick a winner here
at this stage. The Dragons dispatched O'Higgins FC in horrendous
conditions last Thursday evening while The Net Busters beat the Jager
Bombers on Monday night, after most of last Thursdays fixtures were
called off due to the bad weather. Tim Crowley was brilliant in
defence for the Net Busters and was first to every loose ball and had
his defence well organised. This organisation was sadly lacking in
the Bombers side who leaked some poor goals after poor defensive
mistakes. Paul Sexton and Dave McCarthy capitalised the most and both
scored 3 a piece for the Busters.
The Dragons had
too much pace in their side for O'Higgins FC and stayed more focused
in the dreadful conditions to see out a 4-0 win. Rory Walsh was best
for the Dragons who also had Donal Flanagan in good form in goal. The
Dragons and the Net Busters go head to head on the 4th of April in a
game that is sure to decide the destination of the Division 2 trophy
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