Rattoo B end 100% record
DENNY DIVISION 2A
Rattoo Rovers B 1 Mastergeeha 0
MASTERGEEHA’S 100% record went out the window at Ballyduff on Sunday with Rattoo Rovers inflicting the first defeat of the season on the pace setters in this division. The crucial goal that won the game was scored by Rhys Doyle.
Mainebank 2 CS Abbeydorney 0
WITH Mastergeeha slipping up Mainebank took full advantage and extended their lead at the top of the table to five points after a fine win over CS Abbeydorney. Eoghan O’Connor and Brendan Delaney scored for the winners.
DENNY DIVISION 2B
MEK Galaxy B 3 Lenamore Rovers 1
MEK Galaxy extended their lead at the top of the table to five points after an impressive win over second placed Lenamore Rovers.
Brendan Savage, Jack Dee and Conor Collins scored for the winners with assists from Oisin Walsh, Conor Collins and Bogdan Pop. MEK’s best performers on the day were Frank Cronin, Laurence Byrnes and Jack O’Driscoll.
Jake Kelly was the Lenamore goal scorer.
AC Athletic B 7 Clanmaurice 2
AC Athletic stay well in touch with the leading title contenders in this division after a very comfortable win over Clanmaurice at the KDL on Saturday night. Shane Leahy scored a hat-trick, Luke Fitzgerald netted a brace while David Egan and Stephen Goggin completed the scoring for the winners.
Killorglin ‘C’ 2 Windmill United ‘B’ 2
WINDMILL took an early lead going ahead after just eight minutes with a well executed free kick.
After this Killorglin started to get into the game and were rewarded for their efforts with Aiden O’Sullivan nipping in between Windmill’s defenders and tucked away his shot with great precision.
It looked like it was going to be level at the break but with time nearly up Windmill were awarded a penalty which they converted. Killorglin took the initiative in the second half with some great work all over the field with Christian Flemming and Brice Dorieu causing Windmill all sorts of problems.
It looked as if they had a lifeline when Aidan O’Sullivan was taken down in the box resulting in a penalty lick. The usually deadly spot kick specialist Kieran O’Shea was given the task of taking the spot kick but it was saved by the Windmill goalkeeper.
Now Killorglin had to dig deep and with some fresh legs on in the likes of Dean Callan and Ronan O’Shea kept the pressure on and it eventually paid off when Brice Dorieu dropped in a fantastic ball which the Windmill keeper seemed to misjudge and ball ended up in the net. Both sides had chances after that but it finished level which was probably a fair outcome at the end.