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Dundalk Schoolboys League aim to reach the Foyle Cup semi-final. Photo by Keith Moore
Dundalk Schoolboys League U16 Representative Squad are away this week competing in the Foyle Cup in Derry. They departed Dundalk on Sunday, with their first game on Monday against Lagan Harps.
They defeated Harps 4-0 in their opening game as Shay Woods opened the scoring early in the second half, with Josh King adding two goals to make it three. Olek Skalski scored late on to make it a comfortable win.
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On Tuesday, they played Portstewart, winning comfortably again. A 9-0 win with goals from Ollie Connolly-Conroy (4), Josh King (2), Jack Ruane, Shay Woods and Matuesz Wrobel.
That leaves them top of the group, with the minimum of a draw needed on Wednesday, against Maiden City Academy, to top the group and make it to the quarter final of the Foyle Cup.
They battled out a 0-0 draw against Maiden City Academy last night. The result was enough to top Group A which will bring them to the quarter-final stage in a clash against winners of Group H Cappry Rovers FC.
A tough game where Dundalk had the better chances but failed to hit the net against a solid Maiden City back four and keeper.
As the game went late into injury time Maiden City Academy pushed for a winner which they needed to top the group but brave and disciplined defending from Dundalk earned them a point.
They play this evening at 7pm to try book them themselves a place in the semi-final.
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