Thursday 26 November 2020
38-year-old Philip Caldwell was involved in a freak accident while playing tag rugby over the summer.
Waterford’s European hopes took another hit in a 1-0 home defeat.
Job done for the Lilywhites, who are one win away from making it back-to-back titles.
Chris Forrester was left frustrated at the RSC this evening.
Sander Puri’s first-half strike from Noel Hunt’s right-wing cross secured all three points at Sligo’s expense.
38-year-old Philip Caldwell was involved in a freak accident while playing tag rugby over the summer.
Goals from Sander Puri and Noel Hunt ensured a return to winning ways for their team.
City took the lead at the eight minutes into the second half at the RSC.
A second-half strike from Gary Shaw saw Shamrock Rovers defeat Waterford at the RSC on Sunday.
First-half goals from Rory Feely, Izzy Akinade and Sander Puri had the Blues in control.
Dave Webster saw a straight red for Waterford after Rovers captain Kyle McFadden was dismissed with two yellow cards.
Faysel Kasmi scored twice in a convincing win for his side.
Waterford are second to Cork City only on goal difference as they saw off Bohs at the RSC.
Alan Reynolds’ side made it back-yo-back victories at The RSC.
Patrick McClean and Tom Smith ensured the Blues joined the home side on six points.
Those present at Ferrycarrig Park witnessed a 0-0 draw tonight.
The Lilywhites are four poinst clear at the top of the League of Ireland.
Tetyana Kozyrenko scored the winner for the Lithuanian visitors, making it an agonising defeat for the hosts in Ferrycarrig Park.
The Candystripes came away from Ferrycarrig with a 2-1 victory this evening.
Goals from Kevin O’Connor and Josh Hanlon gave the guests all three points.
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