MONEY CRASH TO GLEBE

win against Newtowne at Hagan Park – the same margin by which Cookstown Youth saw off stubborn Wakehurst. The match between Donegal Celtic and Brantwood finished in an entertaining 2-2 draw. In the Junior Division, there were wins for Woodlands, Cookstown Olympic, Antrim Rovers, Rathcoole and FC Whiteabbey. In the Lisbellaw United against Enniskillen Town United. No such struggles for Killen Rangers who beat Beragh Swifts 4-2 while there were 3-1 wins for Tummery Athletic and NFC Kesh. In Division Two, Maguiresbridge and Omagh Hospitals picked up away wins with Ardstraw Reserves the only victors in Division Three. In the Newbuildings United hit four without conceding on their visit to Magherafelt Sky Blues. And it was a Dougherty masterclass with Ricky-lee, Adam and Ross all on the scoresheet, along with Justin Mcfaul. Trojans edged a tight affair at home against Ardstraw in a 3-2 victory. The rearranged Zala Sports Cup semi-final between All Saints OB and Abbeyview ended in a 5-3 win for the Old Boys. In the Harryville Homers got back on form with a 5-2 win over Michelin while Southside Rangers, Raceview and Clough Rangers also picked up away wins. The other fixture played saw Carniny Amateurs draw 4-4 against Ruby’s Rovers. In Division Two, Connor, FC Moylena, Randalstown and Braid United were victorious with Cloughmills and Riverdale playing out a 0-0 draw. Holywell, FC Brantwood Antrim and Randalstown Ramblers picked up Division Three wins while Cushendall drew 3-3 with Woodside.

GLEBE RANGERS claimed the bragging rights in a one-sided derby encounter in the Toon.Goals from Peter Kennoway, Jake Francis and David Mcwhirter helped Jason Wilmont’s side to a 3-0 win over Ballymoney United at the Riada.In the other Ballymena PIL encounters, Ballynure OB blasted to a 5-2 success at home to Cookstown RBL.There were five different men on the scoresheet for the Old Boys in a dominant display –Marc Campbell, Ricky Higgins, Stevie Howe, David Higgins and Jonny Robinson.Coagh United picked up a 3-2