St Cadoc’s vs Largs Thistle
05-05-2025 20:00 WoSFL Greenversity Premier Division 2024/2025 Match Day 32 10/05/25 (G)
Player statistic
| Ronan Sweeney |  |
87' |
In a nail-biting encounter filled with near misses and last-minute drama, St Cadoc’s emerged victorious with a hard-fought 1-0 win over Largs Thistle. The decisive moment came in the 87th minute when Ronan Sweeney fired home to break the deadlock, sealing a win that left the home side and their supporters in stunned silence.
The match was an evenly matched affair throughout, with both teams searching desperately for an early advantage. In the early phases of the second half, a series of attacking moves showcased the intensity of the contest. Largs Thistle’s efforts to open the scoring were thwarted repeatedly by St Cadoc’s keeper, Currie, who made several vital saves. Notable chances included a low shot from Jamie Martin and an effort from Sweeney, which saw the launcher’s determination met by Currie’s resolute defence.
Tactical adjustments came into play at the 60-minute mark when Largs Thistle made a substitution—bringing on Martin for Ryan Deas —in a bid to rejuvenate their attack. The impact of this change was evident as Largs piled on the pressure, with Ryan McCreath’s free-kick skimming just over the bar and a thundering header from Sewell being comfortably dealt with by Currie.
As the match entered its final stages, the tension mounted. Largs Thistle pressed intensively for an equalizer, with renewed energy in stoppage time. At 90+2 minutes, Kieran Brady’s free-kick drifted agonizingly just over the bar, and seconds later, at 90+3, a powerful strike from Largs thundered against the post. These dramatic late surges epitomized the high stakes and passion that characterized the game.
Despite their relentless pursuit, Largs Thistle were unable to overturn St Cadoc’s narrow lead. The late breakthrough by Ronan Sweeney proved to be the difference in a game.
The match was an evenly matched affair throughout, with both teams searching desperately for an early advantage. In the early phases of the second half, a series of attacking moves showcased the intensity of the contest. Largs Thistle’s efforts to open the scoring were thwarted repeatedly by St Cadoc’s keeper, Currie, who made several vital saves. Notable chances included a low shot from Jamie Martin and an effort from Sweeney, which saw the launcher’s determination met by Currie’s resolute defence.
Tactical adjustments came into play at the 60-minute mark when Largs Thistle made a substitution—bringing on Martin for Ryan Deas —in a bid to rejuvenate their attack. The impact of this change was evident as Largs piled on the pressure, with Ryan McCreath’s free-kick skimming just over the bar and a thundering header from Sewell being comfortably dealt with by Currie.
As the match entered its final stages, the tension mounted. Largs Thistle pressed intensively for an equalizer, with renewed energy in stoppage time. At 90+2 minutes, Kieran Brady’s free-kick drifted agonizingly just over the bar, and seconds later, at 90+3, a powerful strike from Largs thundered against the post. These dramatic late surges epitomized the high stakes and passion that characterized the game.
Despite their relentless pursuit, Largs Thistle were unable to overturn St Cadoc’s narrow lead. The late breakthrough by Ronan Sweeney proved to be the difference in a game.
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