Tomorrow:
U14 Boys home to Park Rangers, kick off 12.30
U14 Girls home to Bohs, kick off 2.30
U10 girls away to Park Rangers, kick off 2.45

Sunday:
2A away to Southend, kick off 11am
Youths home to Villa, kick off 2pm
Best of luck to all sides and support for all is most welcome.

Tomorrow:

Our u11 , u13 and u15s were all due to play but all schoolboy games have been called off this weekend only cup games stand

Sunday:
Youths away to Waterford Crystal, kick off 11am, our youths will look to stay top of their league.
Support as always is most welcome.

Portlaw were visitors for today’s game and with only 3pts seperating us in the table it was going to be a tight tense encounter.
We started the game at a high tempo and went close in the opening twenty minutes with chances from Evan, Dan Fewer and James.
Portlaw weathered the storm and started to get on top in midfield and created several chances from set pieces.
They opened the scoring from the penalty spot when a long throw evaded a few defenders and when it fell between opposing players the ref deemed a mooncoin player to have committed a foul.
A small tactical change at half time bought a renewed energy to our performance and we went close to equalizing through James and Lee.
We were well on top at this stage and the crucial goal arrived after ten minutes of the second half when James forced an error from the visiting keeper and finished his chance to make it 1-1.
We continued to make all the play but the visitors had chances on the counter attack and only for some resolute defending we could’ve been behind again.
The last quarter of the game saw numerous chances created but no luck to get that elusive second goal.
A dissapoining 1-1 result despite dominating possession for long periods and creating numerous chances .
We stand a point clear at the top with five games to go .

We had carrick at home on a wet and wild morning. Conditions werent ideal but both teams put in a great effort. We started well and had most of the possession but couldnt find a way through a packed defence. Carrick nearly went ahead but a fine save from paddy t murphy in goal kept them out. We took a deserved lead after a great lob from robbie doherty . Carrick equalised soon after .1 apiece at half time. The second half was similar to the first we pressed but got caught on the break 2.1. We got a well deserved equaliser when the tireless darragh alyward broke from the right n blasted home with 10 mins left. With less than 5 mins left carrick pounced on a long ball to go 3.2 up. But credit to this squad they dug deep and never gave up. They got what their hard work deserved when jamie croke blasted home to level with 2 mins left. Great performance from all 17 players . Man of the match Canice Kilsella with an honourable mention to Daragh Alyward.

Brilliant performance from the team today in very wet and mucky conditions. We started from the off today with a plan that was well worked in training during the week. We applied the pressure straight away and keeping the short passing movement which had Piltown on the back foot from the off. We had 11 players today due to illness and all 11 were fantastic. Emily Blackmore doesn’t fear any call up to any level and caused the Piltown defence a nightmare with her quick movement, thinking and passing. She supplied an excellent pass for Sam Hartwell to open the scoring after a fine run. Eoin O’Callaghan playing a new role in central midfield is getting better every game and was instrumental in the performance and linked the passing all day. He latched on to a ball from Tom Conway to score our second. Liam Hogan and Ciara O’Keeffe were solid as a rock at Centre half and left very little passed them. The communication between the two is a joy to watch. Alex Bailey played on the right hand side and was excellent defending and attacking he created chances and won every ball going back. Mikey Cronin at left back didn’t put a foot wrong all day and cleared the ball every time linking brilliantly with Tom Conway on the left wing who beat the defenders with every move to cause a lot of problems passing the ball across the defence. Lee Freyne in central midfield was involved in everything and gave a sublime pass to Sam to get his second goal. Lee controlled the midfield. 3-0 at halftime. Piltown came out much stronger in the second half and had a few chances but our new goalkeeper Adam Conway had other ideas and a clean sheet and attitude to take the job in the first place to help his team won him man of the match today! Our next goal was a goal fit to win any football match a long ball down the pitch see Eoin O’Callaghan latch on to the put the ball into the top corner from 30 yards out.A goal to remember for Eoin.. Daniel Roberts played upfront and was involved in everything we did going forward. We finished off proceedings with another great finish for Sam Hartwell for his hat trick when he finished to the top of the net. Brilliant performance from everybody. Nice to get back to winnings ways. Well done

Tomorrow:
U12 home to Carrick,
kick off 10.30
U14 home to Piltown,
Kick off 12.30
Sunday:
U10 girls home to Ballyduff, kick off 12.00
U14 girls away to Railway/Cappoquin,
Kick off 11.30
Youths home to Portlaw,
Kick off 2pm
Best of luck to all sides this weekend and if you have an hour to spare your support would be most welcome.

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