Second half wasn’t an awful lot better. Wexford’s Kaleem Simon nearly deflected a cross past Maher in the Bray goal but the latter was able to dive and grab it. Bray’s Gary Shaw then had an effort on goal ruled out for a push. Wexford’s defence, which again looked solid, then cleared a very dangerous Bray cross for a corner. With twenty minutes to go, Wexford brought on Conor English and pushed Kaleem Simon out wide. Other than one shot on target which was an easy pouch for Maher, Wexford couldn’t really create anything and later subs for Wexford were Sean Roche and Patrick O’Sullivan. With the four minutes of injury time being shown on the board, Bray broke away and sub Moran tucked away the breaking ball nicely for 2-0 which was the final score. Wexford, like last week, played nice and compact with the midfield three hard to break down with Cian Kavanagh showing well there. With his good feet, ideally you’d like Kaleem Simon playing ten rather than nine with his back to goal and Wexford missed a full ninety minutes from Conor English. 2-0 to Bray at full-time.
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