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Bay FC striker Anton Webb scored his team's second goal against OMP United last night. (Pic: Aidan Dullaghan)
NEFL Division One
Bay FC 5-3 OMP United
Bay FC maintained their unbeaten Division One record with victory in an eight-goal thriller in Muirhevnamor on Thursday night.
Luka Brlenic’s 30-yard belter put the winners in front early on - a lead which they doubled through Anton Webb. OMP got level with a brace, but Quadri Olowu - who was integral to Webb’s finish - ensured Damien Bellew’s team led at the interval.
Páiric Browne put Bay 4-2 clear from the penalty spot - after Olowu had been fouled - and Alfonso Crespo hit the fifth, with OMP adding a third, to round off a fabulous night of football - as Bay continue to look like serious promotion hopefuls.
Bay FC: Kevin Mullen, Brian McCloskey, Jimmy Byrne, Páiric Browne, Stephen McGuinness; Shaun O’Connor, Luka Brlenic, Paddy Connor, Kevin Scollon; Quadri Olowu, Anton Webb
Subs: Mario Kolak, Aaron Kelly, Anto McLaughlin, Alfonso Crespo, Angelo Stanley
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