Drogheda 1-1 Cork City
Dungannon Swfits 2-4 Cliftonville
Linfield 1-4 Glentoran:):)
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Drogheda 1-1 Cork City
Dungannon Swfits 2-4 Cliftonville
Linfield 1-4 Glentoran:):)
Sporting Fingal 2-2 Wexford Youths is also a latest.
Seems like a football match has broken out in the middle of drumming practise in Drogheda tonight.
3-2 wexford youths
Fingal 2-3 Wexford :D
All over at Windsor and Stangmore
Final score 3 -2 Wexford Youths
More of the same at the weekend please Wexford. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Youths4Ever
Why was the Drogheda - Cork match on TV and not the Linfield - Glentoran match when the group with Drogheda and Cork was over before tonights games? Strange choice...
Hope so :DQuote:
Originally Posted by holidaysong
Throws our group wide open. Table looks like this at the minuteQuote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
1 Derry City pl4 pts7 gd+2
2 Linfield pl5 pts7 gd-1
3 St Patrick's pl4 pts5 gd0
4 Glentoran pl5 pts5 gd-1
Games left
Pats v Derry
Derry v Linfield
Glens v Pats
Probably make the 2 LOI teams favourite to get through
Youths v Fingal was a thoroughly entertaining game. Youths deserved the win always looked dangerous going forward, scored two beautifully crafted goals in the first half, went too defensive at start of second and got punished, started to attack again and hit the bar after another lovely move, the winner was a fairly lucky break, although Anto finished it very well. Fingal scored early after a slip from a Youths centre half let them through the middle, they always looked dangerous from set pieces, their second came when Youths failed to close space around the edge of the box and Doyle finished very well.
Yes, if Pats beat Derry by 1 goal, then they would be favourites.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
Not quite so clear cut, though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
I fancy Derry to lose to Pats and draw with Linfield. Glens - if we play like we did tonight, finally showing up in this competition after 4 years - to beat Pats.
That leaves all four clubs on 8, yes?
If it comes to that scenario, is it decided on goal diffrence or head-to-head? If it's the latter, then we'll have better h2h versus Linfield and Pats. If it's the former, then at this stage, it's still to close to call.
A lot of ifs'n'buts ..... Derry could choke against Linfield yet again.
:o
I agree, Derry don't have a good record against Linfield in this competition at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lux Interior
I know, annoying as f*ck aint it. All these young Ultras and schooligan groups are making the atmosphere worse at grounds imo. Certainly at United Park anywayQuote:
Originally Posted by Rovers Maniac
If we draw with Pats next week we are through. The Linfield game would be meaningless to us then, but it dosnt mean we wont want to beat themQuote:
Originally Posted by Lux Interior
:confused: If we draw with Pats, get beat by Linfield and Pats beat the Glens, then we are out, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
Does this league get decided by head to head or goal difference if we are on equal points?
:confused: How will it be meaningless? If we draw with Pats we'll only be a point ahead of the Blues, thus it'll be all to play for at the Brandywell.Quote:
Originally Posted by City till I Die
As Steve asked is it head to head that decides on level points or goal difference? Coz if ,its head to head (should we lose to Pats) we need to beat the Blues by 3 clear goals. If its GD, we just need to draw.
CorrectQuote:
Originally Posted by Stiof