0 v 3 
Cobh Ramblers| 40' Cian Browne | ||
0-1 | 61' Wilson Waweru | |
0-2 | 80' Jack Doherty | |
0-3 | 84' Jack Doherty |
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| Date | Time | League | Season |
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| 10 March 2023 | 7:45 pm | LOI Men's First Division | 2023 |
Match Report
Two late strikes from Jack Doherty and a Wilson Waweru effort sees Cobh extend their unbeaten run to four games after a win on Shannonside this evening. A game that had plenty of chances especially for the Treaty men but in the end they failed to convert and Cobh who failed to dominate as much would take the win. Tommy Barrett will feel frustrated by the tie, Waweru’s goal looked offside in the buildup and Treaty had bombarded the Cobh area but just failed to convert/ Cobh had the first real chance of the tie inside three minutes, Michael McCarthy worked an effort inside the Treaty area but his effort sailed over, at the other end Dean George with the first effort for Treaty but it was a straightforward shot for Lee Steacy to save. It was the hosts who had much the better of the chances, George got on the end of a ball into the area, Enda Curran did well to stop a ball from going out of play in the buildup and played it for George but his shot was claimed by Steacy. Minutes later a terrific run down the right by Success Edogun sent alarm bells ringing for Cobh, he pinged a low ball into the box but it was put out for a corner before George got any touch to steer it into the Cobh net. The Rams had chances too but like their opening effort sailed over the bar, Pierce Phillips and Wilson Waweru both sent Shane Hallahan looking for the match ball. But the hosts stayed on the attack with a back post header by Enda Curran another big chance, he was able to head at goal but not the best of contact and Steacy gathered. Edogun was fouled outside the area as the pressure remained, a dangerous delivery and after some ping pong the ball struck the post but Cobh just about did enough to clear, we headed to the break at 0-0 with Tommy Barrett’s side the most dangerous. Treaty caused threat from the off in the second half, George forced a corner off the restart, they stayed on the front as Cobh were defending well, Edogun had a great chance early in the second half but his low shot was gathered the second time of asking by Steacy. Cobh would strike first just after the hour mark, Waweru the man to see the net ripple, possible calls for offside, Issa Kargbo with the delivery, Jack Doherty hits an effort that looked to have been dealt with but Kargbo delivered again into the area and Waweru was there to hit it home. Minutes later Treaty came close to getting a quickfire equaliser, another great move by Edogun on the right in the end George had a half volley chance outside the area but his effort just went wide. In a game of very few chances it was Ramblers who took them better and in the end snatched the points as a result, Jack Doherty raced to collect a ball over the top of the Treaty backline and slotted past Halllahan for their second. Again out of nowhere Doherty would grab another goal four minutes later, spotting a gap in the backline before hitting home for the insurance goal, three goals and a big three points for the Cork men.Cobh Hit Second Half Wave To Sink Treaty On Shannonside
Timeline
Past Meetings
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(Round 30)
1 - 0Markets Field Treaty United 1-0 Cobh Ramblers |
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(Round 23)
0 - 2St. Colman's Park Cobh Ramblers v Treaty United |
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(Round 17)
2 - 2Markets Field Treaty United v Cobh Ramblers |
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(Round 3)
0 - 0St. Colman's Park Cobh Ramblers v Treaty United |
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(Round 21)
3 - 0Markets Field Treaty United v Cobh Ramblers |
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(Round 12)
0 - 2St. Colman's Park Cobh Ramblers v Treaty United |
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(Round 3)
1 - 1Jackman Park Treaty United v Cobh Ramblers |
Ground
| Markets Field |
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| Markets Field, Limerick City, County Limerick, Munster, V94 AY9C, Ireland |
Diarmuid Kearney
Diarmuid Kearney is a freelance Sports Journalist based in Co Kerry. He has more than 5 years experience covering domestic and international soccer for different media organisations, while also working for local and national print and digital organisations covering GAA.
Full Time In Limerick as Cobh come out 3-0 winners, they took their chances well and that was the difference, simple as that another big night for Shane Keegans men
Five minutes of added time in this tie
Another double change for Cobh as Callum Stringer and Darragh O'Sullivan Connell are in for Phillips and Browne
Game over now as Doherty grabs his second from nowhere
Cobh make it 2-0 and that could be that, a lovely through ball behind the Treaty backline as Doherty races in and hits a low shot past Hallahan
Another double change for Treaty as Alec Byrne and Colin Conroy come in George and Walsh are off
Treaty make another change Stephen Christopher is back for Treaty he replaces Marc Ludden
Double change for Cobh as Tiernan O'Brien and James O'Leary replace Waweru and Kargbo
Changes for both team as Lee Desmond replaces Dale Holland, Conor Barry departs for the hosts as WIlliam Armshaw is on
Great chance for Treaty to come back, Dean George fires a half-volley past the post, Treaty need to get this chances more at goal as they had looked more dominant of the two
Goal for Cobh as Wilson Waweru find the net, possible calls for offside, Kargbo with the delivery, Doherty hits an effort that looek to have been dealt with but Kargbo delivered again and Waweru was there to hit it home
Low shot from Edogun is dangerous but the shot is claimed by Steacy at the second attempt.
Cobh kick us off here as we have a big 45 minutes here to still dictate the outcome of the tie
Very little added time as we got to the break tied at 0-0, Treaty with the better chances
Chances coming for Treaty from that free kick they hit the post and eventually the lines are cleared from Cobh
Cian Browne hacks down Edogun appeals for a pen are turned away as the referee says contact was outside the box
Another big chance for Treaty at the back post Enda Curran is able to head a cross at goal but not the best of contact and Steacy gathers
Again Cobh get a chance at goal but again it sails over this time from Wilson Waweru
A terrific run down the right by Success Edogun who pings a low ball into the box but it gets put out for a corner before Dean George got any touch to steer it into the Cobh net
Another effort for Cobh as they look to build an attack, Pierce Phillips strikes from range but it again sails over
More threat again for the home side Enda Curran does well to stop a ball from going out of play and cuts it back for Dean George whose shot is claimed by Steacy.
Dean George with the first effort for Treaty but it is a straight forward shot for Lee Steacy to save
Michael McCarthy has an early effort for Cobh inside the area but his shot sails over
Treaty kick off the action here in Limerick
Five minutes to go now until we have kick off
Cobh have looked a solid outfit this season under Shane Keegan, they finished bottom of the table last season but this time around are up near the top as the season has gotten underway, they will look for a fourth game unbeaten with three points being the aim
Tommy Barrett will be looking for a competitive flow from the game this evening, after a late defeat on the first night their best showing was against Kerry last week and they left with just a point, to be a promotion contender once again they need a win
Cobh have two wins from three and after their 0-0 draw with Longford the last night was drab, they too have made changes, Pierce Phillips and Issa Kargbo replace Luke Desmond and Tiernan O’Brien, loan signing Claudio Osorio is named amongst the subs
Treaty were hard done by not to see three points come from Tralee the last night and they make one from from that side as, Success Edogun comes in for Willie Armshaw, while Stephen Christopher returns and replaces Darren Collins on the bench.
The Markets Field is the venue for Treaty United's fourth game of the season, they Treaty men still looking for a first win of the season as they face an inform Cobh side in their second Munster Derby of the season