Chiedozie Ogbene in dazzling form as Cork City hit Wexford Youths for five

Cork City 5 Wexford Youths 0: With Dundalk clinching the SSE Airtricity League Premier Division for the third season in a row on Sunday night, runners-up Cork City showed their professionalism with a demolition job on a woeful Wexford Youths at Turner’s Cross last night as they signed off for the season in front of their own fans in fine style.
Chiedozie Ogbene in dazzling form as Cork City hit Wexford Youths for five

It has been tough on the Leesiders, who have now been runners-up to Stephen Kenny’s side for the last three years and have been unlucky to be around at the same time as this great Dundalk team, who are rightly viewed as one of the best to have graced the League of Ireland.

However, there is still another huge date with Dundalk at Aviva Stadium on Sunday week, where City will bid to avenge last season’s cup final defeat, and with that game in mind, manager John Caulfield rested a few players last night and gave others a chance to impress ahead of the massive end of season showpiece.

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