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Nathan Treacy, captain of the Mullinahone Youths team that won the Division 2 title, receives the cup from Benny Tynan, Chairman of the Tipperary Southern and District League. Picture: Michael Boland
Mullinahone wrapped up the Tipperary Southern and District League (TSDL) Youths soccer title with their 2-1 win over SC & K United.
This was a closely-fought encounter between two evenly-matched sides, with the outcome ultimately decided by efficiency in front of goal, with Jack Ryan scoring twice for Mullinahone.
Both teams showed a willingness to attack, but clear chances were at a premium due to well-structured defensive lines.
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Mullinahone made the most of their opportunities, showing composure in key moments while SC&K, despite their strong build-up play, lacked the same cutting edge in the final third.
The game remained competitive throughout, with SC&K pushing late for an equaliser, but Mullinahone’s defensive discipline held firm.
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