Team commitments in particular has been a massive boost. Andy Delaney’s comeback from injury and Ireland U-19 Precarious league position and return of a few key performers has galvanised Vincent’s scrapped forĮvery ball, and that bit of extra quality saw them come away with the Injury with a goal, while Dwyer saw a long-range effort flash past the post andĭelaney put a lobbed effort just over the bar. Ronan Murray nearly marked his return from Vincent’s looked like the only team who would
CIE had a man sent offįor a second yellow soon after. A truly spectacular goal to make it 2 – 1. Wonderful balance and technique to crash a first time half volley into the roof Throw-in, the ball fell to James Clarke 25 yards from goal. Of the opposing number 7, who bent a looping effort into the top corner from
Some loose play saw the ball roll to the feet Their best chance, and that is how the leveler came. 1 – 0 at the interval.Įstablished a foothold in the second half, though did not look to have theįirepower up front to open the Vincent’s defence. Lynch took one touch andĬalmly slotted into the bottom corner from close range. ClarkeĬut in from the right and saw a rasping effort blocked by a lunging defenderĪnd the rebound popped into the path of Fionn Lynch.
Vincent’s were eventually rewarded for their dominance. Mounted, CIE began to lose their discipline and had a number of players receive Paddy O’Connor came close with a free kick and JamesĬlarke blazed over a short while later from close range. Moving the ball well across the field, Vincent’s probed for openings in the The midfield, winning possession and establishing a platform to build off. Andy Delaney, Peter Kelly and Mark Dwyer took ownership of Knew they had to step up in their absence. With key players Rory Durand,Īidan McGrath, Eddy Wrynn and John Cosgrove unavailable, the rest of the team Vincent’s kicked off knowing only a win would do. Sign of the blustery winds that so often adversely impact the quality of play. Spring evening created ideal conditions for football at St Benildus, with no Fionn Lynch opened the scoring with a well-taken, close-range effort and James Clarke struck the winner with a 25-yard screamer. St Vincent’s beat CIE Ranch in a tightly contested affair to keep hopes of league survival alive.
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