O’Brien regrets missed chances

An inability to take scoring chances in the second half was a key factor in Nemo Rangers’ defeat, according to manager Steven O’Brien.

Mon, 14 Oct, 2013 - 01:00

The city side went scoreless from the 33rd to 56th minutes while Castlehaven landed six consecutive points, turning a two-point deficit into a four-point advantage.

“There was very little between the teams,” O’Brien said.

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