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12-13 Oct Weekend Review

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Saturday 12th October

Youth League St. Nicholas 1 - 4 Peake Villa

Our youths had a good win away to St.Nicholas, Keith Cahill opened the Scoring for Villa in the 10^th minute, Adam Garett made it 2-0 in the 27^th. The second half was comfortable for Villa also with Maris Baltins making it 3-0. Nicholas got 1 back with 5 minutes to go before Dale loughnane made it 4-1 before the end.

U12 Boys SFAI National Cup Peake Villa 6 - 0 Piltown of Waterford

Our U12’s had a good win in their cup tie. The game was evenly balanced for the 1^st 15 minutes with both sides playing good soccer, the breakthrough came in the 18^th minute when Jack Kelly got through the Piltown defence and scored to put Villa one up. Villa went in at the break 2 up when Henry Fogarty pounced on an error in defence and knocked the ball over the keepers head.

The 2^nd half was all Villa and Oisin O Brien again showed his coolness in front of goal scoring a 2^nd half hatrick following on from his hatrick in the previous tie. He got his 1^st 3 minutes in when he got on the end of a Kelly pass to score, he got his 2^nd 5 minutes later when Paddy Creedon put him through and his 3^rd came 7 minutes later, left back Jack Murphy capped a fine performance when scoring late on. It was a great team performance by all the players.

U14 Boys SFAI National Cup Clonmel Celtic 1 - 3 Peake Villa

Villa were always in control of this cup game and took the lead early through Frank Mckevitt, Villa doubled their lead before half time when Ronan Mc Guire scored. The 2^nd half was a much the same and Villa secured the tie when Conor Murphy made it 3-0. Celtic got a consolation goal near the end.

U16 Boys SFAI National Cup Carrick United 3 - 1 Peake Villa

The team had a poor start to the fixture as we arrived in Carrick at 10am for our KO at 11am to discover a fixtures error with Carrick Utd expecting to play Cahir Park at 2:30pm. After a number of phone calls with both league fixture secretarys and agreement on site, the U16 Villa team management agreed to play the game against Carrick Utd at 2:30pm. We took the lads away for breakfast and had a leisurely stroll on the banks of the river Suir.

The game started with Carrick Utd intent on pinning Villa in their own half, the Villa defence and mid-field absorbed all the pressure and were unlucky not to go one up when Jack Hacket put Conor Murphy through for his shot to narrowly miss on the left. A few minutes later Jack Hacket rose highest to meet an excellent cross from Mathew Kelly with a flick of his head for the ball to hit the cross bar. This seemed to spur Carrick Utd on and both sides continued to play quick passing football. The deadlock was broken when Villa failed to clear a goalmouth scramble and Carrick scored with toe poke from 2 yards. Both sides continued to serve up a good brand of football with both sides having chances to score.

Half Time Carrick Utd 1 - 0 Peake Villa.

Villa came out fighting in the second half and had numerous chances to score but the final shot was not on target. After 20 minutes Villa got the equaliser they deserved when Mark Purcell broke down the right side and curved a lovely shot across the keeper into the top left hand corner. Five minutes later Conor Murphy nearly gave Villa the lead but with the keeper beaten his shot rebounded off the upright and was quickly cleared by the Carrick defence.

With 10 minutes to go a slip in defensive concentration allowed Carrick to score once again from a failed corner clearence. This rocked Villa, but the boys demonstrated their never-say-die attitude and pounded the Carrick goal to get their second equaliser. Jack Hacket, Matthew McKevitt and Jack O'Meara all came close, and with only a few minutes left Carrick caught Villa on the break to score their third.

Final Score Carrick Utd 3 - 2 Peake Villa. Well done on a great team effort and best of luck to Carrick Utd in the next round of the cup.

Sunday 13th October

U10A Boys Peake Villa 2 - 3 Clonmel Town A

U10B Boys Peake Villa 0 - 5 Cahir Park

The 10’s had 2 teams in action both at home against Cahir park who won 5-0 and the other against Clonmel town which they lost 3-2, the boys were 2-0 up against Clonmel but were pegged back twice before Clonmel got the winner in the last minute, scorers for villa were Robbie Stapleton and Ciaran Woodlock.

U12 Girls Burncourt 3 - 2 Peake Villa

Our 12’s travelled to Burncourt and were very unlucky not to share the points. Villa started badly and were 2-0 down after 10 minutes, Villa started to get into the game after this and got one back through Saoirse Teer 5 minutes before half time. Villa played better in the 2^nd half and had a lot of chances but went 3-1 down 10 minutes into the half through the penalty spot. Villa made it 3-2 with 10 minutes to go and pushed hard for the equalizer but could not take their chances.

U16 Girls Peake Villa 9 - 0 Tipperary Town

The Girls U16 had their first match in the league against Tipperary Town. The game was an even contest for the first 15 minutes as both sets of girls were finding their feet. Villa had a number of chances on gaol, with Sarah McKevitt, Saoirse O’Meara and Shauna Cleary all with shots on target that were well saved by the Tipperary Town keeper. On 15 minutes the deadlock was broken with Sarah McKevitt scoring a rasper to the bottom left corner. This score seemed to give Villa more confidence and they quickly had two more by Shauna and Nicola Scott. Half Time Peake Villa 3 – 0 Tipperary Town.

In the second half Villa continued where they left off with five goals from Caoimhe Bourke (1), Robyn Moore (2 – a Header and a right foot shot), Sarah McKevitt and Shauna Cleary each got their second and Nora Kennedy rounding off the scoring. Tipperary Town came close to scoring from a free kick only to be denied by a great reflex save by Sinead Campion in goals to deflect the ball up onto the cross bar. Final Score Peake Villa 9 – 0 Tipperary Town

Munster Junior Cup Nenagh AFC 2 - 3 Peake Villa A

Villa travelled to Nenagh and came away with a superb win. Noel Kent got Villa off to a great start when scoring from the edge of the box after a fine pass from Micheal Butler in the 10^th minute. Villa made it 2-0 in the 25^th minute when Jody Mahoney crossed for Eoin O Dwyer to score a bullet of a header. Nenagh pulled one back just before half time when Thomas Sheppard turned well to score to make it 2-1 at half time.

Nenagh pilled on the pressure early in the 2^nd half but could not break down Villa’s sound defence. With 5 minutes to go Kent scored again after another fine pass from Butler to make it 3-1. Nenagh scored in the last minute through a Mark Mc Kenna header but it was too late for Nenagh. A great result away from home for the boys in what was a good team performance.