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Looks like UCD will be important - playing Carlow tonight and Dynamos on Sunday.
Group 1:
Castlebar Celtic v Tullamore Town
Drogheda United A v Finn Harps A
Dundalk A v Shelbourne A
Sporting Fingal A v Sligo Rovers A
Group 2:
Galway UnitedA v Shamrock Rovers A
Limerick FC A v Cobh Ramblers
St. Pat's A v Bray Wanderers A
UCD A v Tralee Dynamos
[QUOTE=culloty82;1398077]Looks like UCD will be important - playing Carlow tonight and Dynamos on Sunday.
UCD vs Talee Dynamos is on Saturday 11th September 2:00pm
UCD 'A' 4:0 FC Carlow
Cillian Morrissey, Samir Belhout 2, Chris Mulhall
After an early goal from striker Cillian Morrissey, UCD made the running in the first half. FC Carlow lifted their game at the beginning of the second half and a Samir Belhout goal was the signal for UCD 'A' to continue to create chances, Stephen Roche, Stephen Doyle, Chris Mulhall, subs Daniel Ledwith and Michael Whelan all contributed to serving the two forwards. Belhout and Mulhall got a late goal each. Ger Barron made on great save mid-way through the second half.
3 more wins from 5 matches puts UCD into the Final.
Dundalk 'A' v Shelbourne 'A' is OFFQuote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
Hopefully Tralee, though won against Limerick, can have a better game this weekend. A good battle looks like developing between Tralee, Cobh and Carlow.
Drogheda A v Finn Harps A is off
UCD 1-0 Tralee Dynamos - an 85th minute penalty won the game for the Students
Limerick 1-3 Cobh Ramblers
Fingal 3-2 Rovers. Glen Crowe with Fingal's three goals.
Castlebar Celtic 4-0 Tullamore Town
Cobh going well this season, possible promotion on the cards? I would freakin love that to happen.
Back Match being played this week:-
Shelbourne 'A' v Bohemians 'A' - AUL Complex - Wednesday 15th - KO 6.15pm
Galway 0-2 Rovers
It's theirs to lose, but Tralee and Carlow have the better remaining fixtures:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sam_Heggy
Cobh: 19/9 UCD (H), 26/9 FC Carlow (A), 3/10 Tralee Dynamos (H)
Tralee: 19/9 FC Carlow (H), TBC Bray (H), 3/10 Cobh Ramblers (A), 10/10 Shamrock Rovers (A)
Carlow: 19/9 Tralee Dynamos (A), 26/9 Cobh Ramblers (H), 3/10 Shamrock Rovers (A), 10/10 Bray (H)
Was always going to be a tough game for Tralee against a UCD side likely to win the pool. It is advantage Cobh but Tralee have a game in hand. The clash with Carlow next weekend could see which one of the two will challenge Cobh for third. It's still all to play for really.
Shamrock Rovers mite ruin all 3 teams plans to finish in top 3 but I think Tralee have the best chance,i think they will take 9 points from Carlow,Cobh and Bray games so it might b decided in their last game against Rovers.
I think it'd be good for the league for Carlow or Tralee to make it to the LoI. It might inspire clubs from other regions currently not represented to have a go as well.
Irish Universities International Stephen Roche converted the penalty after a hand-ball in the box. David McMillan started before being substitued by Michael Whelan after 70 minutesQuote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
Obviously this is more a question for a month's time, but if either of them eventually got promoted, what would they need to do to get a First Division licence? Last year, I think clubs needed a 500-seater stand, but that's only the first thing Carlow or Tralee would have to sort out.Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
Salthill have feck all and they got in.