Waterford come from behind against Bray Wanderers to secure Premier Division status

After Cork City’s relegation, Waterford will fly the Munster flag in the 2026 top tier.
Waterford come from behind against Bray Wanderers to secure Premier Division status

JOB DONE: Waterford interim head coach Matty Lawlor celebrates. Pic: ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne.

Fri, 07 Nov, 2025 - 22:05
John Fallon, Tolka Park

BRAY WANDERERS 1 (Conor Knight 7)

WATERFORD 2 (Conan Noonan 30, Sam Glenfield 74)

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