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12 Sept 2025
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Bridge Utd dropped points for the first time this season as Conor English's side were held by the Kells Road outfit. The home side broke the deadlock after seven minutes as John Nolan took an assist from Harry Cummins to score.
It wasn't until the 68th minute that the Goresbridge team drew level but what a goal it was! Josh Barcoe scored a screamer to send the crowd wild and earn his team a valuable point.
Evergreen B did go down to 10 men with a late sending off for Sean Maher for two yellow cards on the 96th minute but it had little bearing on the result.
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