Evergreen Maintains Perfect Record in Premier Division Showdown

The St Canice’s Credit Union Premier Division has kicked off with intense competition, with Evergreen remaining unbeaten and holding a perfect record. As of now, Evergreen stands as the only club to have won all its matches, setting an early pace in the league.

Match Highlights from the Weekend

In a closely contested match on Saturday, Evergreen B faced Newpark and ultimately fell short, losing 0-2 at home. Despite an initial win, draw, and loss in their opening fixtures, Evergreen B could not secure their second victory of the season. Newpark, currently in fifth place, has made a commendable start to their campaign following their promotion to the Premier Division last season.

The breakthrough came for Newpark in the 31st minute when Henry O’Neill scored his first goal of the season. The tension increased as the match progressed, culminating in a final goal by Joey Mulcahy in the 92nd minute, which clinched the win for Newpark.

Further action saw Freebooters A secure a narrow 2-1 victory over a resolute Durrow side. Played on Saturday night, the match showcased the determination of both teams. Afeez Ramoni put Freebooters ahead just after the 30-minute mark, thanks to a clever assist from Luke Browne. However, the lead did not last long, as Che Walsh equalized for Durrow in the 42nd minute, marking his first goal in the Premier Division this season.

The defining moment arrived in the 73rd minute when Joe Banville assisted Ramoni for his second goal, sealing the victory for Freebooters, who currently sit in fourth place.

Deen Celtic and Bridge United Share Points

The only match on Sunday featured Deen Celtic and Bridge United, ending in a 1-1 draw at the Prince Grounds. The game was filled with excitement, particularly in the second half. Deen Celtic took the lead with a goal from Steven Daly, who netted his second goal of the season. As they sought their first win, the team faced disappointment when Josh Barcoe equalized for Bridge United in stoppage time, ensuring they remained in third place in the standings.

As the Premier Division progresses, fans can anticipate more thrilling encounters as teams vie for supremacy in the league. The competition is heating up, and clubs will be eager to secure vital points in the coming weeks.