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Boyle Celtic continue to fly the flag for the Sligo/Leitrim and District League in the FAI Junior Cup as they advanced to the quarter finals yesterday when they defeated Dublin side VEC FC 2-0 yesterday.
In front of a large home crowd Boyle took the lead in the seventh minute courtesy of a Niall Brennan strike and secured their passage into the last eight when Luka Roddy converted an injury time penalty.
@LukaRoddy slots home. It's 2 nil. Full time. History made. #RoadToAviva #FAIJuniorCup
— Boyle Celtic FC (@BoyleCelticFC) February 5, 2017
#FAIJuniorCup - Congratulations to our quarter finalists #RoadToAviva pic.twitter.com/qa25ysCtW5
— AVIVA (@AVIVAIRELAND) February 5, 2017
See Wednesday's Leitrim Observer for a match report from yesterday's dramatic game.
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