Harps overwhelmed by second-half objectives in Limerick

Treaty FC 2 v 0 Finn Harps

Finn Harps suffered defeat in Limerick this night as Treaty United fought again with objectives within the second half.

Harps introduced each Noa Baba and Aaron McLaughlin into the beginning line-up, the latter making his first begin, with Stephen Doherty and Seamas Keogh dropping to the bench.

The house aspect dominated the early phases, Success Edogun, Dean George twice and Lee Devitt, additionally twice, all had probabilities to open the scoring however a mix of poor ending and a few good defending by Harps denied them.

Harps got here extra into the sport within the latter a part of the half with out creating something of word and with Treaty additionally failing to construct on their good begin the sport reached half-time scoreless.

5 minutes into the second-half the house aspect was awarded a penalty, Marc Ludden transformed to lastly give Treaty United the lead. It didn’t take lengthy for Treaty so as to add a second purpose, Dean George steering the ball to the web following a nook within the 63rd minute as Harps didn’t clear.

Harps went shut within the seventy fifth minute, Jamie Watson’s cross discovering substitute Max Hutchison whose shot was effectively saved by Corey Chambers. Harps Keeper Antonio Tuta made a superb double save to disclaim Success Edogun within the eightieth minute. It completed 2-0 to Treaty United who proceed their quest for that final play-off spot in Division One.

Treaty United: Corey Chambers; Lee Devitt Molloy ( Scott Kirkland 87mins), Sean Guerins, Marc Ludden, Ben O’Riordan; Conor Barry, Stephen Christopher, Success Edogun ( Dean O Shea 80mins), Adam Lennon ( Willie Armshaw 76mins), Mark Walsh, Dean George.

Finn Harps: Antonio Tuta, Noa Baba, Jamie Watson, Matty Mackinson, Kevin Jordan ( Seamas Keogh 90mins), Ryan Rainey ( Stephen Doherty 70mins), Tony McNamee, Ryan Flood, BJ Banda ( Max Johnston 61mins), Patrick Ferry ( Max Hutchison 61mins), Aaron McLaughlin ( Caoimhin Porter 90mins).

Harps overwhelmed by second-half objectives in Limerick was final modified: October sixth, 2023 by Employees Author