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sport@eastcorkjournal.ie East Cork Soccer Notes Cork City W.F.C.
Match Report: Cork City WFC 1-0 UCD Waves (Shine 34’) A first half goal from
Clare Shine was enough for Cork City WFC to claim their first ever FAI Continental Tyre’s Wom- en’s Senior Cup at the Aviva Stadium on Sun- day November 5th
.
The game started scrappily with both sides trying to work their way into the game with nei- ther side having much in
the way of goal chances. Clare Shine had an ear- ly effort from distance which was saved. City’s first real chance came thanks to a cross from Danielle Sheehy however Shine was unable to ap- ply real bite to the header and it went harmlessly wide. Shine was on hand
again on the half hour mark when a great through ball from Sao- irse Noonan set her loose however her subsequent effort on goal was off tar- get. Shine was not to be denied for long as in the
34th minute Katie McCa-
rthy played her through on the left and she ex- pertly rounded the ‘keep- er and put it away from a tight angle to give City a 1-0 lead. While UCD had a
lot of possession as the half went on a strong performance from the City defence of Burke, McNamara, Duncliffe and O’Brien meant that goalkeeper Amanda Budden had very little to do with the only chance of note for UCD as the first half finished coming at the 44th
minute was a strong 2nd
U13 Div4 result. Midleton A 7 Kinsale
3.
Good win after a slug- gish start. But a very
half perfor-
mance with great contri- bution from all the squad to take all 3pts. Well done boys great
result. U13 Prem Div FT
Midleton F.C. College
Corinthians 1-0 Midleton. A dip in form today
for the Magpies which didn’t see them give the display they were hoping for, in turn saw Midleton
long distance effort from Aisling Dunbar which Budden comfortably caught. The second half start-
ed much as the first fin- ished with UCD having a lot of possession but rarely threatening Aman- da Budden in the Cork City goal while City were always a danger on the counter attack as on the hour mark Danielle Sheehy sent in a danger- ous cross into the UCD box which just evaded everyone. Moments later Saoirse Noonan had a shot after a failed clear- ance dropped to her in the box but she failed to make proper contact
lose 1-0, In truth only for some great saves from GK Alex Howard Mid- leton could have lost this game by more. But this team will bounce back and have next week to do so.
Matches Off for Weekend Cup
with it and was saved by Brooke Dunne in the UCD goal. Christina Dring re-
placed Kate O’Donovan on the 64th
minute mark.
City continued to hold out well with their big- gest scare coming from a defensive mix up but Catherine Cronin’s at- tempted lob going wide of the goal. At the other end Shine was almost in on goal after being played through by Noo- nan but an excellent de- fensive tackle stopped the chance. Danielle Sheehy had a good effort which was well saved by Dunne. Tara O’Gorman re- placed Saoirse Noonan
Final Due to Cork City in
the FAI Cup final a large number of fixtures were cancelled for weekend.
Congratulations to Cork City All at Midleton FC
would like to Congratu- late Cork City FC and
on the 82nd mark. The
strong City defence re- mained on top working well to stop any real UCD effort on Amanda Bud- den’s goal. UCD’s last real chance came in the 85th
minute as they had
a free kick on the edge of the box but the effort was well saved by Amanda Budden and city saw out the game to claim the FAI Cup for the first time in their history. UCD WAVES: Brooke
Dunne, Karen Duggan, Clare Walsh, Rebekah Carroll, Emily Cahill, Chloe Mustaki, Dear- bhaile Beirne (Lauren Kelly 82), Orlagh Nolan, Catherine Cronin, Kerri
Cork City Women’s FC teams on their fantastic wins at the Aviva Stadi- um to win FAI cups and clinch a double league and Cup win. Well done John Caulfield, Captain Alan Bennett, all the back room team and es- pecially the double chas- ing squad. You never gave up. Big celebrations for the Rebel County to come.
Congratulations to former club players Congratulations to
two former Midleton FC players Dale Holland and Shane O’Riordan playing for Cork City who claimed the SSE Airtricity U17 League title when they overcame Bohemians in a pulsating final that had to be set- tled by a penalty shoot- out. Well done Lads from all at Midleton FC Congratulations also
to former players Chris- topher O’Connor and Oran Crowe who have
Letmon (Naima Che- maou 64), Aisling Dun- bar (Sinead Gaynor 90). Unused Substitutes:
Erica Turner, Chelsee Snell, Orla Horan, Alison O’Keefe CORK CITY: Aman-
da Budden, Danielle Burke, Nathalie O’Brien, Ciara McNamara, Mag- gie Duncliffe, Meghan Bourque, Kate O’Dono- van (Dring 64), Saoirse Noonan (Tara O’Gor- man 82), Danielle Shee- hy, Clare Shine, Katie McCarthy. Unused Substitutes:
Eve Badana, Angie Car- ry, Mary Barrett, Ciara Desmond, Courtney O’Keefe
been selected for the Ire- land U15 squad for the upcoming international against Poland.
Magpies Soccer Club Shop Orders now being tak-
en for Xmas. Club shop open Sundays 10am - 12pm
Midleton FC beanie
hats will make a perfect stocking filler - €12.
Magpie Soccer Lotto Jackpot Match 4 numbers to win/share. 14, 17, 19, 27 € 8,000.00
No Jackpot winner, next week’s jackpot is €8,200 The following are the
€20 euro lucky dip win- ners are Declan earls, Edel Moran, Tom and Kay, Karen O’Brien, Teresa Lawton, ‘Damian Barton, Teddy Dineen, Ana O’Brien, Nuala Barrett, Ger Goldspring.
Thursday, 9th
November 2017
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