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LEAGUE champions Aisling Annacotty added to their silverware haul on Saturday morning with a convincing 5–1 victory over Newtown Rovers in the Division 1 Cup Final at Coonagh AFC.
added to their silverware haul on Saturday morning with a convincing 5–1 victory over Newtown Rovers in the Division 1 Cup Final at Coonagh AFC.
Newtown struck first after 20 minutes with a well-taken free kick, but Aisling responded in emphatic fashion. Forward Esra Kangal was in inspired form, netting a superb first-half hat-trick to turn the game around and send Annacotty into the break 3–1 ahead.
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The second half saw Annacotty maintain control, with Laura Lyons extending the lead before Kelsey Reeves sealed the win with a stunning free kick.
Despite the scoreline, Newtown battled well throughout and were unfortunate to lose their goalkeeper to injury — everyone at Aisling Annacotty wishes her a speedy recovery.
This victory marked a third trophy of the season for Annacotty, with the chance of adding a fourth still to come. The consistency and commitment of the players, along with the tireless work of coaches Ray, Leanne and Bridge, have been key to their success.
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