Men Four Nations: Ireland U19 5 Wales U19 3

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Ireland U19’s entertained their Welsh counterparts for the second time in the Four Nations competition early on Sunday afternoon at the University of Ulster, Jordanstown, sports complex with Ireland recording a 5 – 3 win in an entertaining game.

It looked as though it was going to be a runaway win for Ireland after they rushed to a 2 – 0 lead in the first quarter thanks to goals from and .

However, Wales managed to regroup and started to put pressure on the Ireland defence in a scoreless second quarter.

The visitors got their breakthrough with a goal from at the start of the third quarter to take the score to 2 -1 in Ireland’s favour, causing both sides to up their efforts as the game became tense.

Wales pulled it back to 2 – 2 through and it looked like the game would go into the final quarter with the teams level. However, Ireland managed to ease back in front before the final break with getting on the score sheet.

pushed the score on to 4 – 2 in Ireland’s favour at the start of the final quarter and wrapped it up with Ireland’s fifth goal three minutes later.

Wales did respond, in a matter of minutes, with their third goal, this one from , but Ireland were able to hold them out for the remainder of the game to record a 5 – 3 win.

Squads

IRELANDWALES
Sean BatemanEmlyn Oxenham (GK)
Ben WhelanChris Taylor (GK)
Max AndersonConnor Lasrado
Callum HewatSam Humphries
James ClarkNat O’ Dwyer
Sam WalkerJosh Izzard
Matthew AugheyOwen Sutton
Cian DorganDafydd Jones
Rex DunlopWill Couston
Josh FilgasTomasz Morris
James MaginnisTheo Bancroft
Ian PerrottBen Wall
Conor IrwinEuan Dyer
Evan JenningsBilly Collins
Karl SmythCharlie Johnson
Louis RoweJohn Bennett
Mark CowanThomas Izzard
Joe Webb

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