What a way to get
back in the winning column for the Bohemian Army, after their recent rout over
their cross town rivals the St. Patrick Athletic Boys. After last weekend
competitions in the FAI Cup, the SSE Airtricity League was back in business on
a Monday schedule.
With a one sided
score and match dominated in its entirety by the Gypsies, this edition of the
Dublin Derby turned out to be a bit sour for the Pats at the end, on a very
scandalous score.
If one man was amazed
for his squad performance, Keith Long the
Bohs Manager by seeing how his side scoring frenzy seal the deal with an
absolute with a 5-1 on a very inspired afternoon for the Gypsy strikers.
Leaving at the same
time a negative streak coming to its end, this at the end became a one sided
match, with the visiting Pats lone score coming from the boots of Ian
Bermingham in the 79th minute.
In the case of the
Bohs scoring back-to-back goals with Roberto Lopes in the third minute and immediate
Ishmahil Akinade did the feat in the fourth, then followed by a double from
Jake Kelly in the 13th and 31st minutes. The local’s last
goal came in the 83rd minute by Kurtis Byrne putting the icing on
the cake to close a field day via a penal.
For the visiting Pats
Boss Liam Buckley seeing his side fell horribly and clueless of his defensive backfield
allowing many liberties to the home squad, Phibsborough lived a great day when it
is Bohs decided to leave their goalless slump behind.
As Keith Long with this win, his Bohemians
have some breathing room and with one, more match in league play before the
EURO competitions break. This win meant the world for him, lifts his squad
hopes up of finishing on a higher note, and a comfortable place with another win
in the overall table.
In their next match for
the Cumann Peile Bóithéamaigh at
Ferrycarrig Park to play Wexford Youths, once again the prospects of another challenging
match will be on display for Manager Keith Long chaps, suddenly finding their
target in the opponent’s goal.
This win, places the
Bohs in eight spot in the overall table with fourteen points and with a seven-point
cushion away from the relegation spots held currently by the Cumann Peile Bhaile Longfort or
Longford Town and Cumann Peile Fánaithe Bhréor or Bray Wanderers.
At the end the Bohs
with this win are back in contention to start their ascent in the league overall
table as for the Patrick's and their Manager Liam Buckley will be back to the drawing board as prepare his Boys in their next compromise. As St. Patrick's are
to play the Shamrock Rovers in another edition of the Dublin Derby.
For the more than 1500
in attendance at Dalymont Park did not left dissapointed after seeing their Bohs
netting a goal fest as well winning the
bragging rights of another edition of the Dublin Derby, over their cross town
rivals the Pats.
This time score one for
the Gypsies in the Dublin Derby won with an all- around authority over a squad
that is playing far better than them and they underestimated their rival, the
Bohs!
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