Four goal Blues through to face Shels

Glentoran 2 Linfield 4

Four goal Blues through to face Shels
Wed, 18 May, 2005 - 01:00

Linfield were ahead after just five minutes when Paul McAreavey was quickest to react to a scramble in the box to force home a header.

The Blues were by far the better side in the opening exchanges and the home fans were growing restless.

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CourtsSoccerPlace: Tolka ParkPlace: The OvalPlace: DublinPlace: FrancePerson: Paul McAreaveyPerson: LinfieldPerson: Aiden O’KanePerson: William MurphyPerson: Peter ThompsonPerson: Glenn FergusonPerson: Michael GaultPerson: Tim MounceyPerson: MounceyPerson: MorrisPerson: Darren LockhartPerson: Chris MorganPerson: Shaun HolmesPerson: NixonPerson: GlendinningPerson: WardPerson: LeemanPerson: HolmesPerson: MelaughPerson: KeeganPerson: MorganPerson: HallidayPerson: LockhartPerson: APerson: DouglasPerson: W MurphyPerson: BailiePerson: D MurphyPerson: GaultPerson: McAreaveyPerson: O’KanePerson: FergusonPerson: ThompsonPerson: CampbellPerson: Ian StokesPerson: Alan RooneyEvent: Setanta Cup finalEvent: League One Play-offOrganisation: BluesOrganisation: ShelsOrganisation: GlentoranOrganisation: LinfieldOrganisation: GlensOrganisation: Republic of Ireland U-17sOrganisation: FranceOrganisation: Crumlin UnitedOrganisation: HartlepoolOrganisation: SheffieldOrganisation: Tranmere
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