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HIGHLIGHTS | Arsenal 4-0 Fulham | Academy U-18s
Bayli Spencer-Adams struck twice as our under-18s ran out 4-0 winners over Fulham in the U-18 Premier League Cup on Saturday. Substitute Josh Martin made an almost instant impact off the bench, while forward Folarin Balogun scored his sixth goal of the season. We started well and, pressing high up the pitch, Ben Cottrell regained possession on the halfway line. He picked out Balogun, who rounded the keeper before seeing his goalbound effort cleared off the line. We went on to dominate possession for the remainder of the first half, but it was the visitors who came closest to breaking the deadlock. Ryan De Havilland received the ball 30 yards from goal and fired a right-footed effort off the outside of the post. We made our pressure count on the hour mark when Spencer-Adams leapt high from a corner to head the ball into the back of the net. Cottrell delivered the inswinging ball and the Cottagers defence were unable to clear the danger. Less than five minutes later we’d doubled our advantage. Trae Coyle forced Toni Stahl into a misplaced pass and substitute Martin was there to pick up the scraps and find the bottom left corner with a composed right-footed finish. Spencer-Adams then scored his second of the afternoon with yet another thumping header from a corner, before Balogun was denied from close range following a weaving run. We showed no signs of slowing down in the final third as we entered the closing stages - and deep into stoppage time Balogun rounded off the scoring with a powerful strike into the top left corner. For more match action, highlights and training videos, make sure you become a digital member and sign up to Arsenal Player. It's FREE and is the Home of the Game: http://po.st/YTArsenalPlayer Subscribe to the Official Arsenal YouTube Channel: http://arsn.al/Subscribe Follow us on Facebook: http://po.st/facebookyt Follow us on Twitter: http://po.st/twitteryt Follow us on Instagram: http://po.st/instagramyt Follow us on Soundcloud: http://po.st/soundcloudyt This is the Official YouTube channel for Arsenal Football Club. This channel will aim to showcase the personality of Arsenal Football Club and give fans more of an insight into what it's like to be at this fantastic club. This channel will look behind the scenes and get closer to the likes of Mesut Ozil, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Henrikh Mkhitaryan, Alexandre Lacazette, Bernd Leno, Danny Welbeck, Granit Xhaka, Hector Bellerin, Petr Čech, Aaron Ramsey and more. ABOUT ARSENAL FC Arsenal Football Club were formed in 1886. They have amassed 13 League titles, 13 FA Cups and many other major trophies since then. Their greatest players include: Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Tony Adams, Ian Wright, Robert Pires, Liam Brady, Patrick Vieira, Cliff Bastin and Charlie George.
Drogheda United 0-2 Shamrock Rovers - 7th Oct 2017
DROGHEDA UNITED: Stephen McGuinness; Colm Deasy, Luke Gallagher, Lloyd Buckley, Conor Kane; Shane Elworthy, Ryan McEvoy (Jack Bayly 67), Richie Purdy, Mark Doyle (Adam Wixted 82); Sean Brennan, Stephen Elliott (Stephen Meaney 65). Subs not used: Kevin Farragher, Sean Russell, Jamie Hollywood, Dylan Sweeney. SHAMROCK ROVERS: Tomer Chencinski; Simon Madden, Lee Grace, David Webster, Dean Carpenter; David McAllister (Cameron King 46); James Doona, Ronan Finn (Michael O’Connor 72), Ryan Connolly, Brandon Miele; Gary Shaw (Sean Boyd 72). Subs not used: Darren Clarke, Sam Bone, Luke Byrne, Kevin Horgan.
Drogheda Utd 0-3 Longford Town - 23rd October 2015
Drogheda Utd: Micheal Schlingermann; Joe Gorman, Alan Byrne, Michael Daly, Jason Marks; Mark Hughes, Sean Thornton, Robert Bayly (Bob McKenna 73), Keith Treacy (Adam Whelan 79), Tiernan Mulvenna (L Donnelly 85), Sean Brennan. Subs Not Used: James Daly, Sam McGowan, Mark O’Brien, Ger Pender. Booked: Gorman (4), Brennan (39), Thornton (86). Sent off: Gorman (8). Longford Town: Paul Skinner; Pat Sullivan, Rhys Gorman, Mark Rossiter (Jamie Mulhall 24), Conor Powell; Philip Gannon (Mark Salmon 85), Kevin O’Connor, Stephen Rice, Ayman Ben Mohamed; David O’Sullivan (Dean Kelly 75), Gary Shaw. Subs Not Used: Paul Hunt, Martin Deady, Kaleem Simon, Lorcan Shannon. Booked: Rice (67). Referee: Padraigh Sutton (Clare). Attendance: 1,500 (estimate). League Table - 25th October 2015 Team......................P.........GD.........Pts Dundalk................32..........51..........75 Cork City...............32..........31..........64 Sham Rovers........32....... ..27..........62 St.Pats Ath............32.........17..........55 Bohs......................32............8..........53 Longford...............32.........-14..........36 Derry City..............32...........-8..........35 Bray Wanderers....32.........-20..........33 Sligo Rovers.........32.........-15...........31 Galway Utd...........32.........-21..........31 Drogheda Utd.......32.........-28..........28 Limerick................32.........-28..........26
Drogheda United 0-1 Shamrock Rovers - 31st July 2015
Drogheda United: Michael Schlingermann, Joe Gorman, Alan Byrne, Robert O’Reilly, Mick Daly, Ger Pender (Jason Marks, 65), Sean Brennan, Sean Thornton, Mark Hughes (Stephen Maher, 76), Tiarnan Mulvenna (Bob McKenna, 83), Lee Duffy. Subs Not Used: Evin Farrell, Adam Whelan , Robert Bayly, Lloyd Buckley. Booked: Mulvenna (37), Thornton (41). Shamrock Rovers: Craig Hyland, Simon Madden, Conor Kenna, Dave Webster, Luke Byrne, Gary McCabe, Patrick Cregg, Brandon Miele, Ryan Brennan (Cian Kavanagh, 86), Gavin Brennan, Danny North (Mikey Drennan, 79), Subs Not Used: Barry Murphy, Maxime Blanchard, David O’Connor, Kieran Marty Waters, Gareth McCaffery. Referee: Paul McLaughlin (Donegal). League Table after second round of games Team......................P........GD.........PtsDundalk.................21........36..........54 Cork City................21........30..........48 St.Pats Ath............21........23..........43 Sham Rovers.........20....... 22..........43Bohs.......................22..........3..........37Longford................22.......-12..........23 Bray Wanderers.....21.......-17..........23 Galway Utd............22........-12..........22 Drogheda Utd........22........-12..........22 Derry City...............22........-12..........19 Sligo Rovers..........22........-18..........16Limerick.................22........-31............9