Waterford defeat sees City jump to third

Cork City 4 Waterford United 1

Fri, 03 Nov, 2006 - 22:50

Cork City 4 Waterford United 1

Roy O’Donovan scored a brace as Cork got their European hopes back on track tonight with this comfortable win in the Munster derby to regain third spot in the table.

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Courts Soccer Eircom Person: Roy O’Donovan Person: Billy Woods Person: Robert Brosnan Person: O’Donovan Person: O’Donvoan Person: Ben Spicer Person: Neal Fenn Event: Munster Organisation: Waterford Organisation: City Organisation: Cork City Organisation: Waterford United Organisation: Cork Organisation: Munster Organisation: Blues

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