Confident, Sars stamped their authority from the throw-in, led by five points after eight minutes and when Tadgh Óg Murphy had their opening goal in the 25th minute, they were home and dry.
It was a result that pleased manager Pat Ryan: “I knew going into the game against Douglas last week we were up against a very good team, and today I cautioned the lads to take nothing for granted against the Rovers.
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