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Bay FC made their Division One return a memorable one this afternoon; coming from 2-0 down to draw with Torro. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
NEFL Division One
Torro United 2-2 Bay FC
Bay came from two goals down to rescue a point on their return to Division One on Sunday.
An own-goal and a fine finish from Shaun O’Connor brought the Dundalk side on terms across a blistering three-minute spell.
NEFL Division One | Torro Utd 2-2 Bay FC
— Bay Football Club (@BayFootballClub) March 31, 2019
⚽️ OG
⚽️ @bluffski123
A point a piece in the league opener & probably a fair reflection of the game overall.
Good point on the road,well done to all who travelled today@DundalkSport @DemocratSport @LMFMRADIO @Striker1Online pic.twitter.com/QUmrHi9Job
Having trailed 1-0 at the break, Bay pushed for a winner, going close through Stephen Woods and Quadri Olowo at the death, although Pairic Browne had to hook the ball off his own goal-line in between the efforts.
Bay FC: Kevin Mullen; Shaun O'Connor, Angelo Stanley, Pairic Browne, Brian McCloskey; Kevin Scollon, Luka Brlenic, Anto McLaughlin, Aaron Kelly; Quadri Olowo, Stephen Woods
Subs: Ronnick Achums, Jimmy Byrne, Sam Ezenwaka, Robert Blazevic
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