Peers goal ends Cork City cup run

A terrific headed goal from Gavin Peers booked Sligo Rovers' passage through to the quarter-finals of the FAI Ford Cup as they beat Cork City 1-0 at the Showgrounds.

Peers goal ends Cork City cup run
Sat, 24 Aug, 2013 - 23:02

A terrific headed goal from Gavin Peers booked Sligo Rovers' passage through to the quarter-finals of the FAI Ford Cup as they beat Cork City 1-0 at the Showgrounds.

Drogheda United will join Sligo in Monday evening's draw for the last eight as they came from behind to earn a 3-2 win at Longford Town.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: ShowgroundsPlace: City Calling StadiumPerson: PeersPerson: Gavin PeersPerson: Kieran DjilaliPerson: Danny NorthPerson: Mark McNultyPerson: Jeff HendersonPerson: Stephen KennyPerson: McNultyPerson: Raffaele CretaroPerson: Ryan ConnollyPerson: Brian McCarthyPerson: Michael SchlingermannPerson: David CassidyPerson: Paul O'ConorPerson: Mick CookePerson: Declan O'BrienPerson: Mick DalyPerson: Shane GrimesPerson: Chris BennionPerson: GrimesPerson: Cathal BradyPerson: Derek O'BrienEvent: Cork City cupEvent: FAI Ford CupOrganisation: Sligo Rovers'Organisation: Cork CityOrganisation: Drogheda UnitedOrganisation: SligoOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: DroghedaOrganisation: Longford
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