Thursday
Division 1
Joe
Kinsella inspired Oxford International with a superb performance in
their midfield as they beat The Kids 5-1 in last weeks top of the
table clash. It was The Kids heaviest defeat in their Footy history,
in a game where they got a lesson from Oxford who were excellent in
defence and more direct in their approach. Conor Hawes was again a
handful at centre forward for the Kids rearguard, and scored a brace
as did the very impressive Kinsella.
Joga
Bonito overcame the Red Shirts 3-2 in a tight battle, and just about
deserved their win. Man of the match Des Mallon pulled all the
strings for Joga Bonito. Daniel Freitas, Tony O'Connor and Gary
O'Connell were on the mark for the winners while Owen Shaughnessy and
Jack O Connor were The Red Shirts scorers.
Ezy
Fc ran out easy winners over Los Pistoleros, winning by a very
comfortably 7-0 scoreline. John Daly was best for Ezy who also had
Dave Johnson and Peter Fitzmaurice in top form. This game looked
like it might be tight as the first 10 minutes were very even, but the
Los Pistoleros heads dropped after conceding 2 quick goals from which
they never recovered.
Thursday
Division 2
Gavin
O Driscoll scored a hatrick for the Chancers as they beat the
inconsistent Dragons 7-3.
Fiachra
O Driscoll and Rory Walsh tried hardest for the Dragons, but were
always 2nd best to Joe Harte and O'Driscoll in midfield
for the Chancers.
Boca
Seniors got back to winning ways and stay 1 point clear of The
Chancers at the top of the table, after a hard fought 4-2 win over
Unreal Madrid. Richard Hyde with a hatrick was the Seniors star man
on the night and showed some excellent skill along with the
impressive Paul Tierney in Midfield. Ronan Sherman scored twice for
Madrid but they missed some good chances early in the game which cost
them dearly in the end.
Mount
Oval had a good 2-1 win over a battling JT Specials outfit. Cathal
Younun scored twice for Oval, with a goal in each half. Sean O Neill
and Dan Hegarty did best for the Specials and were always a threat to
the Mount Oval defence, especially as they pushed for the equaliser,
but Mount Oval boys held on for a much needed win.
Thursday
Division 3
The
Sons of Pitches took full advantage of league leaders Balaga Tonga
losing and went back to the top of the table with a very convincing
win over the Lemmons. Con Kearney with a hatrick and Eoin Barrett
were too hot to handle for the Lemmons defense as the Pitches cruised
to victory. Substitute Cormac Crowley scored with his first touch for
the Pitches who were well in command being 7-0 up at half time.
However Justin Banks and Brian Cahill worked hard in the 2nd
half for the Lemmons thus making it a much closer game in the 2nd
period.
The
improving Nobodys won their 2nd
game on the bounce after 3 defeats in their first 3 games. Their
4-3 victory
was hard fought
over Balaga Tonga. Johnny Byrne scoring an impressive 4 times for the
Nobodys who jumped a couple
of places with these 3 valuable points. Byrne's winning goal was a
bit special as he rounded 2 defenders before finishing with a
powerful shot. Colin Irwin made some excellent saves for the Nobodys
as Balaga pushed for an equaliser in the last 5 minutes. Peter
Sinnott and Ryan Palmer defended well for the Nobodys. Eoin Kennedy
was best for Tonga who suffered their first defeat of the season
after 4 straight wins.
Whitfords and Men Utd played out
the game of the week after a highly entertaining 5-5 draw.
John Barry equalising for the
Whitfords in the last minute for a deserving share of the spoils.
Jason Lake and Eddie Noonan
(2)were best for Men Utd who will look at this fixture as 2 points
lost points as they threw away a 2 goal lead in the last few minutes.
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