Wednesday
Division 1
The
top 2 teams who both had 100% records after 6 wins in a row, went
head to head last week in this crucial division one game. Ezy FC and
The Baggios squared off in a most anticipated clash. The early
exchanges were fairly even with both teams not committing too many
players forward. The second half began nicely poised with the score
tied 1-1 after 30 minutes. But in the 2nd half Ezy FC
produced an excellent team performance and showed how they have won 3
Footy titles in a row and eased into a 3 goal lead, with goals from
Steve Dwyer, Andy O'Mahony and John Daly. EZY were stronger on the
ball and never let a slick Baggios outfit get their passing game
going. They Baggios responded after a Stephen O'Donovan rocket for
his sides 2nd but Dave Johnson sealed the valuable 3
points with a well taken 5th Ezy goal. The powerful duo of
Steve Dwyer and Peter Fitzmaurice stood out for the winners.
Fritzl
Palace and Dynamo Tonduff drew 1-1 in a very closely contested game.
Tonduff who are bottom of the table and are still without a win this
season have been playing some excellent football in recent weeks, and
a win should not be far away. They went into an early lead with a
goal from Alan O'Leary after some good work from Alan Forde. Killian
Lynch scored the deserved Palace 2nd half equaliser.
AC
Standard had a deserved 3-1 win over Deportivo. The scoreline would
have been more but for the brilliant goalkeeping of Robbie Doyle who
pulled off a string of excellent saves especially in the first half.
Tim O'Connor was again excellent for AC and scored a brace with Niall
Gannon their other scorer. Bernard Parkes replied for Deportivo who
made a much better game of it in the 2nd half after a poor
start to the game.
Albino
Leffe had their 2nd win of the season with a fine 6-3
victory over Sliabh na mBan. Mark Kennefick (2) and Mick Dowd were on
the mark for Albino but man of the match Damien Murphy's contribution
was the difference between the 2 sides and he also scored a hatrick
in the process. Joe McAulliffe and Ronan O'Sullivan were best for na
mBan.
Wednesday
Division 2
Both
Schuff FC and Roco Risers both lost ground on the leaders Missing FC
as they both had surprising defeats to both Rosies and Balaga Tongo
respectively. Missing opened up a 5 point gap on 2nd
placed Roco, by beating the Angry Badgers rather easily. The Badgers
had a good first half and were well in the game, but Paul Richardson
and Jurgen Bukowski ran the show for Missing in the 2nd half and
scored 5 goals between them. Sean Kind scored the only Badgers goal,
in a 6-1 defeat.
A
resurgent Rosies team had their best performance of the season when
they overcame Schuff FC. They led 1-0 at the break and played on the
counter attack very effectively in the 2nd half when they
ran in 3 more goals and without reply. The Portuguese duo of Daniel
Freitas and Joao Oliveros are a welcome addition to their side. Colin
Murphy was best for Rosies who also had the evergreen Shay Coleman in
brilliant form.
Balaga
Tongo also had an excellent 2-1 win over Roco Risers and showed they
cannot be discounted in the running for honours in this division.
Their dogged performance inspired by Damien Kennedy in goal, the
stylish defending of Will O'Shea and the hard work of Eoghan Kennedy
up front was enough to gain all 3 points for them. O'Shea scored the
all important winner with a rather soft shot from 20 yards that
should have been dealt with by the Risers defence.
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