Thursday
Division 2
2
probable contenders for this division went head to head last week, as
The Wanted FC took on Panicyakios. The Hungarians lads coming out on
top in a feisty affair by 4 goals to 2. The
Magyars did well coming from 2 goals behind after Panic dominated the
early exchanges jumping 2 in front after 15 minutes with goals from
Peter Reidy and Paul Stanton. The second goal from the impressive
Paul Stanton seemed like it might be crucial as they scored seconds
after Horvath missed a great chance to equalise but his first touch
left him down in front of goal. The Hungarians boys deservedly got
back on level terms before the break and this gave them more
confidence for the second half as they were growing into the game.
Wanted FC sealed the points with 2 unanswered second half goals. One
each from the boot of Andre Hegarty and Zsolt Laszlo did the trick.
This win puts them back on top with a point to spare over Hardly
Athletic who they will face next week.
Mount
Oval lost valuable ground as they went down to the Rotten Johnnies
who had their first win of the season. The Johnnies had their best
team lined for the first time this season and they should make up
ground on the leaders in the coming weeks if this display was
anything to go by. Conor Lyons was best for the Johnnies in this very
open game that produced 11 goals, with 7 going to the Johnnies. Phil
Mohally showed some clinical finishing and scored a hatrick for the
winners.
Polish
man Rob Kregial also showed what a good finisher he is, scoring all 4
of the Mount Ovals goals.
Hardly
Athletic kept ground with the leaders with a fine 4-1 win over Bayer
Neverlusen. The games highlight being a cracking volley from Hardly's
Laurence Ging from 20 yards. Rob Dwyer scored a brace for the winners
here also.
Old
rivals Boca Seniors and the Thirty Somethings, both of whom have
dropped a division this Summer, went head to head again, in a game
that is usually a close encounter. This was no different ending in a
3-3 draw, with a late equaliser from Brian McLoughlin for the
Somethings. Eric Cotter scored 2 superb goals for the Bocas
Thursday
Division 1
Ezy
Fc continued their winning ways with a comfortable 7-2 win over the
Sons of Pitches. Andy O'Mahony impressed the most and scored twice
for Ezy, as did Steve Dwyer and Dave Johnson. Defender Peter
Fitzmaurice scored with a cracking low drive from 18 yards for the
games best goal. Con Carey and Alan White were on the mark for the
Pitches who were always second best on the night.
The
Dreamers got their season off the mark with their first win over The
Vale AFC. Dreamers coming out 3-1 on top with goals from Dave Linnane
(2) and Dean Cummins. Their keeper Carlo Gleeson had an excellent game in
goal. Ken O'Connor was the lone Vale scorer.
Thursday
Division 3
Next
weeks tie between newcomers Crystal Eagle and River Plate, looks like
it will be important as the season progresses into week 5. Both these
sides have been in excellent form, and both had big wins last week.
Crystal
Eagle thumped the JT Specials 8-2, while River Plate overcame other
potential title rivals KFC by 3 goals to 2 in an excellent game.
Danny Meade with the all important late goal for River Plate in a
game neither side deserved to lose.
Declan
Kelly was man of the match for The Barrels as they beat Pathetic
Athletic comfortably. Craig Hayes was on the mark 3 times and Ivan
Weir and Dean Long both had a brace of goals a piece for the winners.
Men
Utd and Whitfords played out a really close game with United just
shading it 2-1. All 3 goals came in the first half, Stephen O'Neill
and Conor Regan were on the scoresheet for the winners, while the
evergreen Cameron Espey replied for Whitfords
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