22 February 2007 Fermanagh continue on their winning ways Share this Article 0 0 0 Shares! 0 Shares! Fermanagh continue their winning streak Suzuki National Football League Fermanagh: 6-14 Carlow: 0-2 Fermanagh continued there winning streak in the National League with a comfortable win over Carlow on Sunday in Roscommon. A number of players who were missing last week returned to the team and only added to the strength that was already there. Fermanagh started very strongly and had bagged four goals in the opening half and kept their opponents scoreless to. The scoring rate dropped dramatically in the second half but Fermanagh never gave in and keep continued pressure on their opponents and all Carlow could muster was two points in the second half. Fermanagh began in explosive fashion with a point from Teri Cassidy, which was quickly followed by a goal from the same player. Caroline Little then got on the score sheet with three quick points in succession along with Eimir Martin noticing over a point too. A shot on goal from young Martin was saved by O’Neill and put out for a 45′. Sharon Little took a short 45′ to Martin who played the ball back to Little who expertly put it over the bar. Good defence work from the forwards saw the ball break to Marcella Connolly who put it over the bar to give Fermanagh a well deserved lead. Deep running from Shauna Woods saw the player deliver a good ball into full forward Eimir Martin, who calmly put it in the back of the net giving her team a 2-7 lead with only 10 minutes played. It took 10 minutes for the next score to arrive and a ball played in by Kyla McManus was seized upon by Martin again who dodged her marker and smashed the ball to the net. Two points followed from Aishling Moane and Caroline Little. Just on the stroke of half time young Martin was busy again, this time was fouled in the small square and a penalty was duly awarded. Caroline Little took the penalty and expertly converted it to the top corner. Fermanagh went in at half time with a healthy lead of 4-10 to 0-0. Half Time: Fermanagh 4-10 Carlow 0-0 Manager Cunningham took of a number of key players at half time and in the opening minutes of the second half substitute Mooney got on the end of a loose ball and finished it to the net. Carlow got onto the scoreboard in the fourth minute with a pointed free kick from full forward Sinead Lyons. Caroline Little added on a point for Fermanagh with a free kick. Good defence work from the forwards ended with Donna Maguire latching on to a through ball played in and finished with a well taken goal. Carlow full forward Lyons pointed again for her team in the twenty-first minute but this proved to be their final score of the day. Fermanagh continued to battle to the ended and points followed from Caroline Little (2) and Aishling Moane. A well deserved victory for Fermanagh who played well for the full sixty minutes and this will be important for them to do this against much tougher oppositions Cavan in a few weeks time. On the day Fermanagh were well served by full back Aine McBrien, Glenda Fitzpatrick and Tara Hughes in defence. Kyla McManus controlled mid field and forwards Sharon Little, Eimir Martin and Teri Cassidy were causing havoc in the Carlow defence. Final Score: Fermanagh 6-14 Carlow 0-2 Fermanagh now have two free weekends till their next league game which is on the 11th March against much tougher opponents Cavan. This will prove to be a tough game and pre meeting of the two before they meet in the Ulster final. Fermanagh will need to work harder and learn from their last encounter with them, that it’s important to take your scores and kill teams off. Fermanagh Francis Maguire, Claire Woods, Aine McBrien, Edel McGovern, Tara Hughes, Glenda Fitzpatrick, Adel Gallagher, Shauna Woods, Kyla McManus, Aishling Moane, Marcella Connolly, Sharon Little, Eimir Martin, Caroline Little, Teri Cassidy. Subs: Claire O’Harte, Sabrina Mc Govern, Donna Maguire, Carrie Mooney, Louise Slevin Carlow Jenny O’Neill, Georgina Coleman, Aine Kinsella, Aoife Kane, Kelly Dalton, Regina McDonald, Laura Corrigan, Sinead Doyle, Fiona Griffen, Marie Griffen, Edel Hayden, Amy Doyle, Karen Mullins, Sinead Lyons, Maria Kinsella. Aine Martin County P.R.O. Share this Article 0 0