BOHEMIANS ARE SSE Airtricity U19 champions after a 1-0 win in front of roughly 1,300 fans at the home of their fierce rivals, Shamrock Rovers.
Craig Sexton’s men defended their title thanks to a neat Ali Reghba finish five minutes before the break.
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The striker — who netted two goals on his senior Bohs debut last month, and is reportedly being watched by Wolves and Leicester — rounded Rovers keeper Kian Clarke to tap home what would prove to be the title-clinching goal.
Victory for Bohs sealed a historic double as they added the league to their Enda McGuill Cup success earlier this year.
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Shamrock Rovers: Kian Clarke; Cian Collins, Adam O’Connor, Sean Callan (c) Conor Gleeson; Darren Prendergast (Thomas Oluwa, 82′, Eric Abulu, 92′), Emmanuel Lawal, Aaron Bolger, Brandon Kavanagh, Kenny Cunningham (Evan White, 73′); Dean Williams.
Bohemians: Sean Bohan; Andy Lyons (c), Lee Rock, Mitchel Byrne, Peter Adigun; Dylan Thornton, Daniel Grant (Christian Mageruson, 64′), Jamie Hamilton, Ryan Graydon (Cian McMullan, 87′), Promise Omochere (Steven Nolan, 81′); Ali Reghba.
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Bohs clinch back-to-back U19 titles after first-half Reghba finish
BOHEMIANS ARE SSE Airtricity U19 champions after a 1-0 win in front of roughly 1,300 fans at the home of their fierce rivals, Shamrock Rovers.
Craig Sexton’s men defended their title thanks to a neat Ali Reghba finish five minutes before the break.
The striker — who netted two goals on his senior Bohs debut last month, and is reportedly being watched by Wolves and Leicester — rounded Rovers keeper Kian Clarke to tap home what would prove to be the title-clinching goal.
Victory for Bohs sealed a historic double as they added the league to their Enda McGuill Cup success earlier this year.
Shamrock Rovers: Kian Clarke; Cian Collins, Adam O’Connor, Sean Callan (c) Conor Gleeson; Darren Prendergast (Thomas Oluwa, 82′, Eric Abulu, 92′), Emmanuel Lawal, Aaron Bolger, Brandon Kavanagh, Kenny Cunningham (Evan White, 73′); Dean Williams.
Bohemians: Sean Bohan; Andy Lyons (c), Lee Rock, Mitchel Byrne, Peter Adigun; Dylan Thornton, Daniel Grant (Christian Mageruson, 64′), Jamie Hamilton, Ryan Graydon (Cian McMullan, 87′), Promise Omochere (Steven Nolan, 81′); Ali Reghba.
Referee: Alan Patchell.
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