DUNS HIT THREE TO RETURN TO THE TOP
Dundela returned to the top of the Bluefin Sport Championship thanks to a comprehensive 3-1 defeat of Queen's University at Wilgar Park.
The sides traded chances during the opening half-an-hour with the Duns coming closest early on when Ross Holden used his pace to get past the defence only to send a 20-yard effort just wide of the left post while, for Queen's, Philip Traynor forced keeper Ryan McBride into a save with a shot from the edge of the six-yard box.
Eoin Kane broke the deadlock on 36 minutes with a half volley from the edge of the area into the bottom corner after David McMaster had headed the ball on.
Then, in first half stoppage time, Carl McComb made it 2-0 after a Holden shot had been parried into his path.
Queen's came close early in the second half through a lobbed effort from substitute David Magee before, on 68 minutes, they did pull one back through Jonah Mitchell who beat McBride with a low snapshot from around 20 yards.
However Tiarnan McNicholl restored Dundela's two-goal cushion right at the end after Holden picked him out on the break.
Dundela: McBride, King, Kerr, Tommons, Murdock, Magee, McMaster, Kane, McComb, Beggs, Holden subs Devine (replaced McMaster 73), McNicholl (replaced Kane 73), McCawl (not used), Morrison (not used), Watts (replaced Beggs 57)
Queen's University: Doherty, Robinson, Young, Drylie, McManus, Bonnes, Middleton, Mulgrew, Traynor, McKenna, Hughes subs Mulholland (replaced Traynor 46), Fyfe (not used), Calvert (not used), Mitchell (replaced Bonnes 46), Magee (replaced Hughes 46)
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