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Date | Time | League | Season |
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24 September 2022 | 2:00 pm | FAI Women's Cup | 2022 |
Match Report
Noelle Murray’s converted first half spot kick, secured Shelbourne’s place in the 2022 Womens FAI Cup Final with a 1-0 win over Bohemians. Shels certainly look to banish the demons from last year as they narrowly defeated their Dublin rivals this afternoon. A big momentum boost for Shelbourne after what has been a slump of late. The visitors certainly had chances but just failed to seriously test Budden, long range efforts that went wide or flew over the bar really did not trouble the current league champions. Abbie Brophy stung the palms of Amanda Budden early but it was the hosts that pressurised early, Shauna Fox flagged for offside as Shelbourne were creating chances. Some hesitancy by the Shelbourne backline led to chances for Bohs, but Erica Burke just could not connect cleanly with the strike. The flag went up again after 22 minutes as Noelle Murray found herself just offside, Jessie Stapleton pinged the ball to Emma Starr, she fed Abbie Larkin for an inch perfect through ball that allowed her a chance at goal but it was saved, despite the flag going up. Murray would find the net minutes later after Larkin was fouled in the area by NIamh Prior, Murray stepped up and despite the best efforts of Rachael Kelly the net rippled at the bottom right corner. The hosts were in their ascendancy and controlled the remainder of the opening half, but failed to capitalise on their lead. Star had an effort from range that failed to dip and flew over the bar. Bohs certainly created chances in the second half, their first came after the hour mark as chances were few early on. Lisa Murphy hitting a long range free kick that just went wide. Alex Kavanagh responded with a strike from distance but it just flashed wide of the post, substitute AnneMarie Byrne also had an effort from outside the area to fly over. Bohs had the chances but nothing straight forward to seriously test Budden. Aoife Robinson had a late chance from close range to equalise, but her effort was again too high and failed to test the Shelbourne net minder. Keeva Keenan did well late to clear off the line as Bohs looked to have hot an equaliser.Murray penalty seals final appearance for Shelbourne
Timeline
10. Noelle Murray | 28' | |
45' | 3. Katie Burdis | |
46' | Niamh Prior Annemarie Byrne | |
53' | 20. Erica Burke | |
5. Leah Doyle | 64' | |
70' | Erin Phelan Sinead Taylor | |
76' | Katie Burdis Aoife Robinson | |
Lia O'Leary Megan Smyth-Lynch | 87' | |
5. Emma Starr | 89' | |
10. Noelle Murray | 90+3' | |
Emma Starr Aoife Kelly | 90+2' |
Past Meetings
(Quarter Final)
3 - 0FAI Cup
Tolka Park Shelbourne V Bohemian FC |
(Round 28)
1 - 1LOI Men's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne 1-1 Bohemian FC |
(Round 20)
0 - 0LOI Women's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne 0-0 Bohemian FC |
(Round 20)
1 - 0LOI Men's Premier Division
Dalymount Park Bohemian FC v Shelbourne |
(Round 10)
0 - 3LOI Women's Premier Division
Dalymount Park Bohemian FC v Shelbourne |
(Round 11)
1 - 4LOI Men's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne v Bohemian FC |
(Round 6)
1 - 1LOI Men's Premier Division
Dalymount Park Bohemian FC v Shelbourne |
(Round 1)
1 - 0LOI Women's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne v Bohemian FC |
(Series 26)
1 - 3LOI Women's Premier Division
Oscar Traynor Centre Bohemian FC v Shelbourne |
(Series 17)
3 - 2LOI Women's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne v Bohemian FC |
(Series 8)
0 - 1LOI Women's Premier Division
Oscar Traynor Centre Bohemian FC v Shelbourne |
(Series 14)
1 - 3LOI Men's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne v Bohemian FC |
(Series 3)
3 - 0LOI Women's Premier Division
Tolka Park Shelbourne v Bohemian FC |
(Series 5)
2 - 0LOI Men's Premier Division
Dalymount Park Bohemian FC v Shelbourne |
Ground
Tolka Park |
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Tolka Park (Shelbourne FC), Drumcondra South A ED, Dublin, County Dublin, Leinster, Ireland |
All over at Tolka Park, Shelbourne into the final and await Athlone or Wexford at the Aviva
Murray in the book as Shels doing everything to stop Bohs late on
Heading into added on time now
Emma star goes into the notebook
Big chance for Aoife Robinson but her effort from close range flies over the bar
Third change for Bohs with Katie Burdis coming off for Aoife Robinson
Bohs make a change with Sinead Taylor replacing Erin Phelan
Alex Kavanagh a whisker away from scoring a long range effort just inches wide
Lisa Murphy hits a thunderous strike from the long range free kick that just goes wide
Cards a plenty now as Lia O'Doyle gets one for Shels
No idea why Burke is carded as she was pulled back by a Shels player bizzare call
Erica Burke the next Bohs player into the notebook
Half Time change for Bohs with Ann Marie Byrne replacing Niamh Prior
Second half kicks off just 45 minutes potentially separating Shels from a spot at the Aviva
Half Time in Tolka Park, Murray's spot kick the decisive factor in the tie so far
Burdis carded as we go into added on time to end the first half
As we approach half time, it remains all Shels here, Bohs having the ball but just cannot create anything to trouble Budden
Murray takes and scores, Kelly guesses correct but just cannot get there
Penalty for Shels as Abbie Larkin is brought down by Niamh Prior
Again the flag is up, Abbie Larkin finds Noelle Murray in space, great save by Kelly however incase the Shels forward was onside
Shels sloppy in defence as Erica Burke has a snapshot that goes wide, unable to punish another error
Shauna Fox has a chance but the flag is up for offside, very cagey opening start to this cup semi final
Delayed start but we are underway at Tolka Park
Kick off just minutes away
Historic game for Bohs and they have the usual group of players who have worked well in getting them to this stage, Erica Burke leading the line, Katie Burdis amongst those looking to keep a clean sheet in the backline, while Kira Bates-Crosbie can make it all tick in the middle, Sinead Taylor can come off the bench to add goal threat
Pearl Slattery makes her 150th appearance for Shel's this afternoon, looking to keep that defence watertight at the back a big leader for them, Noelle Murray leads the attack out to see them back in the final
Anticipation builds in Tolka Park as Shelbourne and Bohemians bid for a spot in the 2022 FAI Women's Cup Final, Shels are wounded of late and Bohs will be out to claim the scalp, my name is Diarmuid Kearney and I will update on all the action from Tolka this afternoon