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06 Sept 2025
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NEFL Division One
Square United 3-0 Albion Rovers
Square United made it five wins from five as their seemingly unstoppable march towards the Premier Division continued on Sunday afternoon.
The Ardee side were comfortable 3-0 winners over Albion Rovers with the goals coming from Martin Duffy, Mark Quinn and Robbie Leavy.
They led 1-0 at the break of a physical encounter after Duffy nodded home on the stroke of half-time.
And Quinn ended the contest with a powerful header from Jonny Sheridan’s flick just five minutes into the second half.
Substitute Leavy made it three entering injury time.
A clean sheet, their fourth of the season, Square’s back four and ‘keeper Mark Levins had fine outings, while Eddie Bourke showed well up front in an excellent team display.
Square United: Mark Levins; Paudy Clarke, Fergal Diamond, Martin Duffy, Andy Rogers; Trevor Matthews, Jonny Sheridan, Andrew Egan, Darren McNeil; Eddie Bourke, Mark Quinn
Subs: Barry McCoy, Robbie Leavy, Robbie Coyle
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