All over here after a chaotic end to the game as Wexford run out 2-1 winners thanks to a late Aaron Dobbs goal. Two red cards marred the end of an entertaining game which will celebrated heavily in the Wexford dressing room with those three points going a long way in their position in the table, closing the gap to Cobh to only two points

Ethan Boyle and Cian Browne receive their marching orders for their part in the fight

Ugly scenes after a melee broke out as the teams lined up for a free kick. Two Red cards

Dunne gets a yellow for yet another cynical foul

O’ Brien heads over from 6 yards in what could be Cobh’s last chance of the game

Shot by Desmond is gathered by Heffernan as Wexford look to hold onto all three points

Wexford’s goal shows again how clinical they have been this half with Dobbs’ effort being one of only a very few strikes on goal this entire half

Yellow for Webb as he kicks the ball away

Wexford press hard and win the ball high and make no mistake from the resulting 3 on 3 as McCann slides in Dobbs who fires low to put Wexford ahead late here

It has to be said Wexford have been poor this half, barely breaking into the Cobh half except for set pieces

Booking for Levingston as he pulls down Doherty

Oh it just had to be him!! The ball falls out to the edge of the area after a long throw and there is Doherty to power a gorgeous half volley arrowing into the corner. 1-1

Wexford have been pegged back for most of this half, Cobh need to take advantage of the pressure as the game enters its final 15 minutes

Chambers is Wexford’s third man in the book as he blocks the keeper from kicking to start a counter

And he almost is the difference maker immediately! Doherty runs through in the right hand side of the box with his first touches of the game and strikes low and just past the post, nearly the perfect return to playing!

Yellow for Corbally with another cynical foul by Wexford

Yellow for Crawford as he wipes out Kervick on a promising run

Cobh haven’t begun this half with much more intent then they finished the first, though Wexford asleep seem to have come out of the blocks at a lower gear than they were at in the opening 45

Free kick from 25 yards for Cobh right in the centre of the pitch but the O’ Brien can’t keep his effort under the crossbar

And we are back on here, still under some fine weather though this time the sun will hinder the Cobh defence

Halftime comes with Wexford in the attack and in the lead, Furlongs goal has them in the driving seat after an impressive first half display against a Cobh side who seem slightly off the pace. The Cork side will need a stronger performance in the second half if they’ll hope to get anything out of this game

Scramble in the Cobh box and Wexford are able to maintain the pressure which ultimately leads to a powerful drive by Reece Webb that needs a wonderful stop by Steacy in goal to prevent Wexford doubling their lead right on halftime

Neither team have been able to open their opponents up to create a clear opportunity for themselves since the goal, and we approach halftime with Wexford still a goal to the good

Terrible clearance by Heffernan gives Conor Drinan the chance to lob the stranded keeper, but the delicate touch was no where to be found for the Cobh man who struck over

Super effort from Tiernan O’Brien who buy inside and let go a wicked effort with his left which he couldn’t quite wrap into the far corner

Wexford have moved the ball excellently back to front, and the clinical finishing touch that has so often eluded them this season seems to have been found momentarily in this first 30 minutes aswell as their game to Kerry, which they have followed up performance wise with aplomb so far

It was poor defending by Cobh as Wexford cut through their defence far too easily to put themselves ahead, though you can see the confidence this Wexford team has had in everything they’ve been doing this opening 20 minutes and a goal never looked to far away

Goal for Wexford as Danny Furlong gets ahead of the Cobh defence to poke home a low cross from the right side by Karl Chambers at the near post

Great strike by Jason Abbott on the volley from all of 30 yards and it only zips narrowly wide

Take effort from just outside the area by Luke Desmond is comfortably stopped and held by Charlie Heffernan in the Wexford net

Former Wexford FC man and Cobh Ramblers top scorer this season, Jack Doherty, is on the bench this evening having not made an appearance since late April, will tonight be the perfect return to the team and to Ferrycarrig Park tonight?

Strike on the volley from Dobbs flies over after the ball broke kindly from the games first corner

A low sun glare faces the Wexford defence this first half, it could cause some trouble under the high ball for them should Cobh look to exploit

And we are off!

Cobh beat Wexford 2-1 in the reverse fixture earlier in the season thanks to a late goal from Dale Holland in Cork but Cobh haven’t won in three and Wexford are coming off a historic 6-0 away win in Kerry last week, interesting tie to come!

We are only a few minutes away from kickoff here in Ferrycarring where Wexford FC are hosting Cobh Ramblers on a glorious sunny evening down here in Wexford