10 October 2023

~1 minutes read

Galway United at home to Waterford tonight

Share story:
Galway United at home to Waterford tonight

Airtricity League First Division champions Galway United are at home to Waterford FC tonight (Tue) at 7.45pm in Eamon Deacy Park in what will be the third last game of the season for John Caulfield’s charges. After an away game in Limerick on Saturday at 3pm against Treaty, United finish off the campaign with a home fixture against Wexford on Friday week after which the First Division trophy will be presented.

After losing 3-0 to Waterford in last season’s First Division play-off final in November, Galway United knew the Deise were their biggest threat to gaining automatic promotion this season, but a 1-0 win away to Waterford in March thanks to a Vincent Borden goal gave United a lead at the top of the table they would never relinquish. The sides next met in the league in Eamon Deacy Park in May when goals by Edward McCarthy and a David Hurley penalty helped United to a 2-1 home win and their most recent meeting in August in the RSC saw Francely Lomboto equalise in injury time for Galway United to salvage a 2-2 draw and all but end the league title race as a contest.

 

 

Share story:

Galway vs Antrim (Leinster Senior Hurling Championship Preview with Sean Walsh and Cyril Farrell)

After the disappointment of losing to Wexford two years ago, Galway’s senior hurlers are back in Leinster senior championship action on Saturday (18...

Connacht Rugby can confirm the players who will depart the club at the end of the season. Tiernan O’Halloran will retire at the end of the season afte...

Galway vs Derry (All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Preview with Johnny McBride)

Galway commence their assault on national honours this Saturday (18th May 2024) when they host Derry in the opening round of the group stages in the All-I...

Defeat for Galway in Leinster Semi-Final - Report and Reaction

Galway’s U20 Hurlers crashed out of the Leinster Championship on Wednesday evening at the hands of Dublin in O’Moore Park Portlaoise. Four goa...