Details
Date | Time | League | Season |
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15 July 2022 | 7:45 pm | LOI Men's First Division | 2022 |
Match Report
Stalemate in Turners as Cork and Galway share spoils in feisty affair
A crowd of 6,393 were in attendance at the Cross as this top-of-the-table clash ended in stalemate. The visitors started brightly. David Harrington made a good save from Rob Manley in the eighth minute after Stephen Walsh’s deflected shot fell nicely to the striker.
Utd were down to 10 men in the 16th minute when Ed McCarthy was shown a straight red for a cynical foul on Cian Bargary. A cross from Conor McCormack in the 60th minute met the head of Stephen Walsh but his close-range effort was brilliantly saved by City keeper Jimmy Corcoran.
Galway started the better. Max Hemmings’ cross was deflected out for a corner in the second minute by Ally Gilchrist while Harrington saved from Manley minutes later. In the ninth minute, Hemmings went down in the box after a challenge from Kevin O’Connor.
Dimas hit a tame effort that was saved by Harrington one minute later. Down the other end, Cian Murphy’s shot was deflected out for a corner. In the 16th minute, the visitors were reduced to 10 men when McCarthy was sent off. The sending-off changed the dynamics of the game.
David Hurley’s free was easily saved by David Harrington while Jonas Hakkinen’s tame effort failed to trouble Conor Kearns. City’s ball in the final third was poor and anytime they did create something the Utd defence were able to handle it.
Kearns saved from Cian Murphy in the 54th minute and on the hour mark Walsh was denied by an excellent save from the City netminder. McCormack’s corner hit the crossbar on the 70th minute and then Hurley did so well to get back and win the ball as City went on the attack one minute later.
In the 80th minute City sub Barry Coffey hit a low drive that was just inches wide. Bargary's excellent shot went over the crossbar minutes later. A header from Murphy was wide in the 89th minute. Kearns then pulled off a superb save to deny Aaron Bolger at the end as Utd held on for a point.
Timeline
16' | 24. Edward McCarthy | |
23' | Manu Dimas Diego Portilla | |
Ally Gilchrist Matt Srbely | 24' | |
David Harrington Jimmy Corcoran | 44' | |
Joshua Honohan Dylan McGlade | 45' | |
45' | 7. Stephen Walsh | |
9. Ruairi Keating | 50' | |
50' | 2. Conor O'Keeffe | |
Matt Healy Barry Coffey | 55' | |
Ruairi Keating Louis Britton | 55' | |
8. Aaron Bolger | 59' | |
66' | Rob Manley Wilson Waweru | |
89' | David Hurley Gary Boylan |
Past Meetings
(Round 18)
0 - 1LOI Men's First Division
Eamonn Deacy Park Galway United v Cork City |
(Round 2)
0 - 1LOI Men's First Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Galway United |
(Series 27)
3 - 0LOI Men's First Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Galway United |
(Series 18)
2 - 3LOI Men's First Division
Eamonn Deacy Park Galway United v Cork City |
(Series 9)
1 - 1LOI Men's First Division
Turner's Cross Cork City v Galway United |
5 - 1eLOI Group A
Online Event Cork City v Galway United |
Ground
Turner's Cross |
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Beaufort Park, Turner\'s Cross C, Cork, County Cork, Munster, T12 E3H5, Ireland |
All over here
Conor Kearns with a terrific save.
Another City corner
Conor Kearns down to save from Barry Coffey
Six minutes added time here
Gary Boylan is on for Galway
Gary Boylan is on for Galway
Cian Bargary with a beauty of a shot that dips over the bar
Manu Dimas gets his leg up and hits the ball out for a corner, lucky it didn't end up in the net.
Coffey with a low drive that is just inches wide
Down the other end the ball comes off Barry Coffey and out for a goal kick
Wilson Waweru's shot is cut out
David Hurley's drive is out for a Galway corner
Matt Srbely's cross is deflected out for a corner
David Hurley does so well to cut the ball out as City were on the attack.
Aaron Bolger's cross meets the head of Louis Britton but it's a weak effort and Kearns gathers
Rob Manley goes off
Wilson Waweru is on for the visitors
City keeper Jimmy Corcoran pulls off a great save from Stephen Walsh's header
Aaron Bolger the latest player to be booked
Matt Healy is off
Barry Coffey comes on for the home side
Ruairi Keating makes way
Louis Britton is on
6,393 is the attendance here at the Cross. Fantastic to see
Conor O'Keeffe gets a yellow
Ruairi Keating gets booked
A little bit of pushing and shoving here. Sean Grant is out to lay down the law
Cian Bargary with a low drive but Conor Kearns is down to save
All square at the break
Stephen Walsh is booked
Stephen Walsh and David Hurley play a one two, Walsh goes down the wing but Jonas Hakkinen races over to make a tackle
Josh Honohan is the player to go off
A boost for City as Dylan McGlade comes on
Harrington is off
Jimmy Corcoran is on
He's not able to continue
Harrington comes out to gather a ball but goes down again and needs attention
The visitors are defending well, though there has been nothing really to trouble them yet
City's ball in the final third has been poor so far
Cian Murphy races through, cuts the ball back but Utd clear
Hakkinen with a ball that is meant for Kevin O'Connor but it's too short and Conor Kearns is out to get it
Jonas Hakkinen's tame shot is cleared.
David Hurley's free kick is easily gathered by Harrington
Ruairi Keating goes down after a bit of a push by Charlie Lyons. But the referee is not heeding it.
Ally Gilchrist goes off
Matt Srbely is on
Manu Dimas goes off
Diego Portilla is on
A big moment here at the Cross as Ed McCarthy is shown a straight red card. He clipped Cian Bargary who had made a run down the wing.
Cian Murphy with a chance but it's out for a corner. All go here
David Harrington is down at the moment. It looks like he injured himself with that save from Manley
Max Hemmings goes down in the box but referee Sean Grant is having none of it
David Harrington makes a fine save from Rob Manley
The corner comes to nothing
Max Hemmings' cross is deflected out for a corner by Ally Gilchrist
And we are underway here at the Cross
Teams will be in shortly.
Galway manager John Caulfield came out earlier and got a good reception from the City supporters. A former player and manager here. Still well regarded
The crowd is building here. Among the interested supporters here is Pat Dolan. Dolan managed Cork City but is a Galway man and played for Utd
Hello and welcome to a sun drenched Turner's Cross for this evening's big clash between Cork City and Galway Utd. I'm Deniese O'Flaherty and will be providing updates for the game