Deportivo Oust Albinos In Classic

Wednesday Division 1

Deportivo and Albino Leffe battled out a classic game where both sides were very evenly matched, that saw Deportivo win by the odd goal.

With the score tied 3-3 at the break and the lead exchanging hands twice in each half, this was a game neither side deserved to lose. But man of the match Martin Hallahan popped up with a late winner for Deportivo to make it 5-4. Colin Gurhy and Bernard Parkes both scored a brace a piece for the winners as did Conor O'Reilly for Albino Leffe.

Sliabh na mBan and the Thirtysomethings played out another cracker that ended all square, 3-3 the final score. Bill Henry was in superb between the sticks for Standard and made several point blank saves to keep his side in the game, before he was finally beaten by a late, but excellent Joe McAuliffe strike for the equaliser. Tim O'Connor was AC's top player and scored twice on the night and McAuliffe and Colm O'Riordain were best for na mBan in a very entertaining game.

The Baggios had just a little too much class in their side as they overcame a dogged Dynamo Tonduff side that made the Baggios work hard for the 3 points. Wayne O Callaghan scored twice and Darragh O'Regan and Stephen O'Donovan scored the Baggios other goals as they pulled away from Tonduff in the closing ten minutes, winning by a 4-2 scoreline. Dave Murphy did well for Tonduff and scored along with Kevin Quirke.

Ezy did not have it so easy against early on against Fritzl Palace but still had enough to over come a hard working Palace side winning by 8-2. Ezy showed some clinical finishing especially in the 2^nd half, and especially from Andy O'Mahony. The very lively John Daly was everywhere for Ezy and dominated midfield along with Steve Dwyer. Sean Stack scored a brace for Palace.

Wednesday Division 2

Roco Risers maintained their 100% record with a good win 5-2 over Balaga Tongo to maintain a two point gap at the top after 3 weeks. Next week sees them come up against 2^nd placed Missing FC, a game that could be called a 6 pointer even at this early stage of the season.

Andrew Dorgan was star man for Roco and scored a hatrick. Balaga's best players John Duggan and Eoin Kennedy replied for Tongo. Mark Murphy scored 2 in the last 10 minutes to clinch the points for Roco, but did not know much about his 2nd goal as it deflected off his back after an excellent shot for Mike Holland.

Missing FC had an excellent 6-2 win over the Angry Badgers. The Badgers who have some fine players in their side but have yet to gel together this season. The industrious Steve Sinnott was again tops for Missing as was their goalkeeper Paul Luxford who made some excellent saves throughout the game. Jurgen Bukowski and Jody Sinnott scored 2 a piece for the winners.

Schuff FC recorded their 2^nd win of the season after a tough encounter with Rosies. Rosies led 1-0 at the break after an owl goal, but a cracking shot from Schuff 's Aidan McGuinness from an almost impossible angle saw his side draw level 10 minutes into the 2^nd half.

Another excellent strike from Ian McCormack saw Schuff stretch their lead only for John Bray to equalise for Rosies. Darren Lynch scored twice late on for Schuff to clinch a hard earned but just about deserved 3 points to maintain third spot in the table