GRAHAM CAREY LEFT his mark on Rome’s famous Stadio Olimpico as he thumped CSKA Sofia into an unlikely lead on Thursday evening.
The Dubliner put the visitors 1-0 up in their Europa Conference League clash Jose Mourinho’s Roma, firing this thumping finish past Rui Patricio in the 10th minute.
Blanchardstown’s Carey was instrumental in CSKA’s run to the group stages, scoring three goals in the qualifying round.
And after missing a penalty in last weekend’s drawn derby against Slavia Sofia, he made amends in Rome with a goal that he will savour.
CSKA’s lead was short-lived, however, with Lorenzo Pellegrini equalising before Stephan El Shaarawy put Roma 2-1 up on 38 minutes.
The Italian side ran out 5-1 victors, as as Pellegrini, Gianluca Mancini and former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham hit the net in the second-half.
Bernard Jackman, Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey discuss Ireland’s World Cup qualification campaign, the dressing-room debacle which overshadowed the interpros, and where Irish women’s rugby goes from here.
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Dublin's Graham Carey rifles goal but CSKA Sofia suffer heavy defeat to Mourinho's Roma
GRAHAM CAREY LEFT his mark on Rome’s famous Stadio Olimpico as he thumped CSKA Sofia into an unlikely lead on Thursday evening.
The Dubliner put the visitors 1-0 up in their Europa Conference League clash Jose Mourinho’s Roma, firing this thumping finish past Rui Patricio in the 10th minute.
Blanchardstown’s Carey was instrumental in CSKA’s run to the group stages, scoring three goals in the qualifying round.
And after missing a penalty in last weekend’s drawn derby against Slavia Sofia, he made amends in Rome with a goal that he will savour.
CSKA’s lead was short-lived, however, with Lorenzo Pellegrini equalising before Stephan El Shaarawy put Roma 2-1 up on 38 minutes.
The Italian side ran out 5-1 victors, as as Pellegrini, Gianluca Mancini and former Chelsea striker Tammy Abraham hit the net in the second-half.
Bernard Jackman, Murray Kinsella and Gavan Casey discuss Ireland’s World Cup qualification campaign, the dressing-room debacle which overshadowed the interpros, and where Irish women’s rugby goes from here.
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