5-2

[exiled_gufc_fan]

Galway United 5-2 Limerick FC RES
O'Reilly 8,74 Jones 21,37
Frawley 64,83
O'Dowd 66

[Aaron GUFC]

I m ecstatic with that result we neede that . fair play to the players and with 2 defenders scoring 4 goals between them aswell. But we cant let this get to our heads we need to win our final game too.

[Conor H]

:eek: :D HAMMERED THEM.................EASY EASY!!!!

[sligoman]

Who's yer final game against?:confused:

[Conor H]

Cobh away.
Just seen there on aertel the league table.They game Limerick the win last night.:rolleyes:

[jambo08]

on players last night and man of match

[Conor H]

1 Gough 10..LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
2 Frawley 10:eek:
3 Casey 7
4 Keane 7
5 Cleary 7
6 Fortune 6
7 O Reilly 10
8 Russell 8
9 O Dowd 9
10 Lavine 8
11 Derek O Brien 8 *Mixie 8*
REPORT FROM HERE (http://www.elevenaside.com)
Galway United’s late season burst towards the top end of the First Division table continued as they recovered from a half-time deficit to take an emphatic victory over Kildare County at Terryland Park on Friday night.

However, their run of form is unlikely to be good enough to seal a place in the promotion/relegation play-off.

The Tribesmen have now won five and drawn two of their last seven games to make giant inroads on the pacesetters.

But they are still two points off second-placed Cobh Ramblers with just one game remaining, and their slim hopes of reaching the top two will be dashed if either Cobh or third-placed Dublin City win on Saturday evening.

Philip O’Reilly put the home side ahead early on but Chris Jones fired twice to put Limerick in front at the break.

However, four goals in the space of 17 minutes, from O’Reilly, Ronan Frawley (2) and David O’Dowd, saw the home side to the win.

[Conor H]

Ya hense the reason i had :eek: after him...he has been terrible most of the season but he scored 2 last night so he gets a 10.:cool: