MARK McDonald slotted home the decisive penalty as St James' Swift6s reached the Third Round of the Irish Cup at the expense of St Oliver Plunkett at Lenadoon Park on Saturday.
ST JAMES’ Swifts boss Barry Johnston feels Saturday’s Irish Cup opponents St Oliver Plunkett are one of the toughest draws his side could have gotten in round two of the competition.
PADDY McLaughlin has called on the Cliftonville support to come out and back the team on Saturday as they hope to maintain their solid start to the season.
JOE Gormley marked his 350th appearance for Cliftonville with a double that helped his side come from behind to maintain their unbeaten start to the season with a 3-1 win over Dungannon Swifts at Stangmore Park on Saturday afternoon.
THREE first half goals were enough to send Immaculata safely through to the last 16 of the Border Cup as they got the Better of Shankill United at The Cage' on Saturday afternoon.
CLIFTONVILLE progressed to the Third Round draw of the Bet McLean League Cup after goals in each half from Ryan Curran and Levi Ives secured a 2-0 win over Harland and Wolff Welders at Solitude on Tuesday evening.
PADDY McLaughlin insists Cliftonville will go into Saturday’s North Belfast derby with Crusaders ‘buzzing’ but wary of the threat of Stephen Baxter’s side.
CLIFTONVILLE manager Paddy McLaughlin was particularly impressed with his side’s shape and discipline out of possession following their weekend win against Glentoran.
RYAN Curran shot down Glentoran with a goal 20 minutes from time to wrap up a third successive victory for Cliftonville after a 1-0 win at Solitude on Saturday afternoon.
JORDAN Lemon's goal from the penalty spot three minutes into the second half was enough for Dunloy FC to take the points against St James' Swifts at Suffolk Road on Saturday.
