Tuesday, March 4, 2014

Dreamers And Bocas Upset Form Book

Thursday Division 1
Chris Hayes was man of the match in one of the Dreamers better performances this season as they held the Net Busters to a 3-3 draw. Hayes was in excellent form and scored a brace to put a dent in the Net Busters hopes of success this season. This game was tight throughout with the score tied 1-1 at half time. A point a piece was fair to both sides.
Boca Seniors had their first win of the season as they toppled the Thirty Somethings 2-0. This result also severely dents the Somethings chances as they now find themselves 9 points off the pace. The Bocas had their strongest team out yet this season and it showed as they looked comfortable throughout the game. A goal in each half from Ronan O'Sullivan and Joe McAulliffe did the trick.
Ezy FC took another giant step towards the title as they did really well to come from 2-0 down to beat the Booze Buddies 4-2. Paul Smith Lyons was best for Ezy in a midfield defensive holding role but was on the score sheet twice . Ezy played some superb football especially in the 2nd half.
Ger Brady and Owen Kinsella were on the mark early on for The Booze Buddies who were out of the blocks quicker. Andy O Mahony and Steve Dwyer were Ezy's other scorers.

Thursday Division 2
Mount Oval and River Plate played out a very tense and exciting 3-3 draw. This result suits the Oval better as it keeps The Carrigaline lads 2 points behind. Only 4 points separate the top four teams, so this leagues looks to be really tight and a hard one to call, at the half way stage of the season.
Peter Meade scored the games best goal for River Plate to put his side 2-1 up, with a beautiful low drive that went in off the post after some skilful midfield play by man of the match Kevin Wilmott.
Oval's centre forward Dave Hogan was a real handful for the River Plate defence and was a constant threat throughout. Adam O Sullivan marshalled Mount Ovals defence very well for the hour.
The Sons of Pitches lost out on the chance to go joint top, but came unstuck against the JT Specials who gave their best performance of the season and deservedly took the 3 points on offer. Dan Hegarty was brilliant and scored a great hatrick for the Specials in their 5-3 win. James O Loughlin was best for the Pitches who brought it back to 3-3 but could not hold down Hegarty in the Specials forward line as he went on to score twice in the last 10 minutes.
Cork Celtic were too strong for The Cowboys and won 6-2. Glen Kenny scored a hatrick for Celtic who got off to a quick start and were 4-1 up at the break.
Hardly Athletic overacme FC Copen Badly 5-3 in a very open but closely fought game with both sides throwing caution to the wind and concentrated on attacking. Barry O Hanlon was the best player on the pitch for the hour and scored twice for the winners. His teammate Ger Dolan did likewise as did Peter Carroll for Copen Badly.


Thursday Division 3
Shanty United proved too strong for the Whitfords and comfortably won 7-3. Michael O'Reilly was most impressive for the winners here and scored 3 excellent goals, the second of which was a superb individual effort. The Whitfords did play some excellent football but failed to take some good chances earlier in the game which they paid for later on.
Paniacyakios had a very comfortable win over the Flying Column who are struggling this season with injuries. But Panicyakios were excellent with Peter Reidy and Paul Stanton in top form. The Exiles stayed in touch with a 5-0 walkover over Black Gold, who did not show up in the horrendous weather. Its looks like its between the top two at this stage, with Shanty and Whitfords capable of upsetting the form book when on their game.
The Barrels had too much fire power for a weakened Men Utd side and won 7-3. Pat Coleman and Phil Wade were best for the Barrells. Dean Long also chipped in with 2 goals.


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