Drogheda hit back and stay on top

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Drogheda hit back and stay on top
Sat, 15 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
Paul Buttner

Though Robbie Horgan’s side never lied down, Bohemians, 2-0 up from a Dinny Corcoran brace, were left to rue a host of missed chances.

With 11 goals from their three competitive games to date this season, Bohemians were brim full of confidence and got at an edgy Drogheda from the off.

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