Meanwhile Enniscorthy's first XI men proved to be second best in their top of the table clash with Dublin 4 outfit Pembroke Wanderers on Saturday. Missing injured top scorer James O'Sullivan, Enniscorthy found chances at a premium in what was on occasion a fractious encounter with their league rivals. Pembroke got the only goal of the game midway through the first half, though Roy Chapman had a gilt-edged opportunity go wide four minutes from the end. Enniscorthy have two matches left in the league, Pembroke one after a 4-0 win over Three Rock Rovers on Sunday. With just two points seperating the teams – Pembroke in the lead – and the Dublin 4 side holding a vastly superior goal difference, this one will go down to the wire. Enniscorthy travel to third from bottom Suttonians on the 24th and know that nothing less than a win is needed.
Squad: Graham Hill, David Simmons, Clive Rothwell, Andrew Rothwell, Ivan Rothwell, Glenn Chapman, Roy Chapman, Daithi Medcalf, Seb Rynhart, William Durnan, Jake English, Charlie Dunne, Niall Maguire.
Squad: Graham Hill, David Simmons, Clive Rothwell, Andrew Rothwell, Ivan Rothwell, Glenn Chapman, Roy Chapman, Daithi Medcalf, Seb Rynhart, William Durnan, Jake English, Charlie Dunne, Niall Maguire.
