Sunday Mirror (Northern Ireland)

KYLE HIGH CLUB Brilliant Blues hit back from two down to stay clear at top

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Robinson 58, Quinn 68, McClean 90 BALLYMENA kept tabs on Linfield at the top of the table with a

2-1 win at

INSTITUTE.

Steven

McCullough scored the

Sky Blues’ opener direct from a corner in the 16th minute.

Cathair Friel

(right) made it

2-0 from the

McConaghie 20, Shiels 50 penalty spot early in the second half. Stephen Curry gave Institute hope with a brilliant volley but David Jeffrey’s men held on.

It now looks like a two-horse race for the title as CRUSADERS fell further off the pace after losing 1-0 at

DUNGANNON. Dougie Wilson made the visitors pay for poor finishing, heading home from a corner.

Paddy McLaughlin (inset) got off to a winning start in his new job at CLIFTONVIL­LE as Conor

McMenamin’s third minute goal against the visiting NEWRY CITY proved to be enough.

GLENTORAN ran riot at WARRENPOIN­T, winning 5-0. In an action packed first half braces from Lukasz Gwiazda and Darren Murray made it 4-0 with Town’s Ciaran O’Connor and Fra McCaffrey sent off in that half.

A second half own goal from Stephen Moan sealed the rout.

GLENAVON won 2-0 against bottom side ARDS thanks to Cameron Stewart and Conor McCloskey’s penalty.

 ??  ?? McCLEAN BREAK Linfield’s Kyle McClean runs off to celebrate after making it 3-2 inlast minute
McCLEAN BREAK Linfield’s Kyle McClean runs off to celebrate after making it 3-2 inlast minute

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