Wexford keep pressure on in Division 2B

Wexford's footballers kept the heat on Division 2B's pace-setting sides, Meath and Cavan, as their trip to Belfast today resulted in a 2-14 to 1-10 victory over Antrim.

Wexford keep pressure on in Division 2B
Sun, 11 Mar, 2007 - 19:06

Wexford's footballers kept the heat on Division 2B's pace-setting sides, Meath and Cavan, as their trip to Belfast today resulted in a 2-14 to 1-10 victory over Antrim.

Paul Bealin's side secured their third win in four league games as second-half goals from Matty Forde (47 minutes) and captain Ciarán Deeley (50) helped them see off the Saffrons. Deeley also scored four points for the visitors.

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