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Harps bagged a crucial 3-0 win.
Derry have returned to second spot in the Premier Division with a late victory away to Finn Harps.
The Reds took their frustration out on a Finn Harps side that had gotten the better of Damien Duff’s men twice already this season.
The Mullingar-man scored twice as Sligo Rovers got new boss John Russell’s tenure off to a dream start.
It finished 2-2 between Derry City and Finn Harps.
Karl O’Sullivan scored against his former club, from right underneath the crossbar on 26 minutes, after Regan Donelan’s attempted clearance was blocked.
Cameron McJannett and Will Patching got the goals for the Candystripes.
Drogheda stay just ahead of Finn Harps in the table.
It was a damaging defeat in the end for Harps, who saw Mark Anthony McGinley sent off four minutes from the end.
It was another frustrating night for Damien Duff’s Reds.
Luke Rudden scored the consolation goal for Finn Harps in the North West Derby.
The42 joins Finn Harps teammates Dave Webster and Bastien Hery on their journey from Dublin to Donegal, as well as hearing from some on the coalface of the great League of Ireland survivors.
Goals from Jack Scott and a debatable Eoin Doyle header ensure Tim Clancy’s side make it back-to-back victories for first time this season.
Having lost 11 players from last year, Ollie Horgan says surviving in the Premier Division this year will be Finn Harps’ toughest ask to date.
Élie-Gaël N’Zeyi Kibonge recently played with Pohronie in Slovakia’s Fortuna Liga.
The PSG academy product has had spells at Limerick, Waterford, Linfield, Bohemians and Derry City.
The 28-year-old last played for FK Senica in Slovakia.
There has been further upheaval at Richmond Park.
Mark Coyle is the Reds’ latest signing.
Tunde Owolabi bagged a brace for the hosts, with Michael Duffy and Pat Hoban on target for the Lilywhites.
Second-half goals from Ethan Boyle and Dan Hawkins sealed the deal.
It finished 3-1 in tonight’s replay in Oriel Park.
A combination of Covid, injury and suspension will leave Vinny Perth without 11 players for tomorrow’s meeting with Finn Harps.
Sean Boyd struck twice in the closing minutes on a dramatic night in Ballybofey.
A feisty north-west derby at the Brandywell finished 2-2.
The Donegal side have now won six games on the trot.
Dave Webster turned 32 last month and continues to fight the good fight in search of silverware in the League of Ireland – watched closely by his family.
The hosts overturned the Inchicore outfit who had a chance to go level on points with Shamrock Rovers at the top.
The former Charlton youngster was unveiled as one of four new signings just earlier today.
Academy attacker Sean Kerrigan has also been promoted to the first-team squad until he leaves for college in America at the end of the summer.
A 3-1 win for the home side tonight.
Aaron Dobbs appeared to be offside after putting the visitors in front after 12 minutes.
A 2-1 victory for the away team tonight at Finn Park.
Barry McNamee scored a stunning goal for the hosts, to which Ole Erik Midtskogen responded accordingly, and it finished 1-1.
It was the striker’s fifth goal of the season as Harps consolidated fourth spot in the table.
The visitors couldn’t find way past Longford goalkeeper Mick Kelly.
The unbeaten Bit O’Red overcame the previously unbeaten Donegal men at The Showgrounds.
Finn Harps have now picked up 10 points from a possible 12 so far this season.
Karl O’Sullivan and Mark Doyle scored the goals at Drogheda’s Head in the Game Park.
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