Thursday, 24th May 2018


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83 East Cork Soccer Notes Corkbeg Reports Kanturk 1 by PAUL O’RILEY


CSL U 12 Div4, Corkbeg 1


Corkbeg squad edging closer to league glory ..... Corkbeg welcomed 2nd


place Kanturk to White- gate on Sunday morning,


in what turned out to be a titanic battle between 2 very good teams. The first half was an extremely tight affair with the Beg slight- ly the better of the two teams. Both defences were


very strong, with goalkeep- er Hugh Mulcahy and Conor Byrne very much to the fore for the Beg. The best chance of the


first half fell to Corkbeg, when James Hurley rattled the crossbar from a free kick and the ball bounced down and away to safety before any Corkbeg at-


tackers could pounce. 0-0 at the break. After the restart , Kan-


turk took the lead some- what


fortuitously, when


after a fantastic save from captain Hugh Mulcahy, the ball ran free in the box and was poked-home by the Kanturk striker. Kan- turk had a good spell after


this and came close to add- ing a second, but the Cork- beg lads kept plugging away and their, never say die attitude was rewarded at the death, when Sean O’Callaghan knocked in Keelan Codys great corner ball delivery, to a rapturous roar from the home crowd. So with three


games


to go the Beg are still top and 6 more points will se- cure the league title. It’s time for everyone to stay focused and keep working hard. Apart


from those


mentioned in the match report others to shine in a battling team performance were Evan Crowley, Colm White and Ryan Murray.


• Corkbegs Evan Crowley and James Hurley get ready to tackle


• Colm White in full flow v Kanturk


• Corkbeg U-12 team v Kanturk


• Action from the Corkbeg v Kanturk U-12 game at the weekend


• Corkbegs James Hurley in action v Kanturk @eastcorkjournal / #eastcorkjournal eastcorkjournal


• Corkbegs Sean O’Callaghan blocks a clearance v Kanturk Tel: 021 463 8000 • Email: sport@eastcorkjournal.ie • Web: www.eastcorkjournal.ie


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