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The run of Zach Keating, Cahir Park B, is halted by this fine sliding tackle by Clonmel Celtic B’s Nico Brezinski during Cahir’s 1-0 win in the Division 3 game. Picture: Michael Boland
Cahir Park (B) 1-0 Clonmel Celtic (B)
This was a very close affair between two teams who will be hoping to push towards promotion this season.
The game was settled with a fine glancing header from Cahir Park’s number nine, Niall Daly in the 68th minute from a great cross by Zach Keating.
Clonmel Celtic, who had a very youthful side out, played some excellent football throughout the game but came up against a very stubborn Cahir Park defence, who will be delighted to come away with all three points.
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