Soccer: Eircom League round-up

Two goals mid-way through the second-half ended Harps' nine match unbeaten run to move Derry a step closer to securing their Premier Division status.

Soccer: Eircom League round-up
Tue, 10 Apr, 2001 - 22:45

Derry City 2 Finn Harps 0

Two goals mid-way through the second-half ended Harps' nine match unbeaten run to move Derry a step closer to securing their Premier Division status.

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