Harps fight back to defeat Waterford Posted: 9:42 pm May 24, 2021
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Harps got off to a disastrous start with Jamie Mascoll scoring in the third minute.
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The Ballybofey men had chances to get back on level terms but they trailed 1-0 at the break.
Sean Boyd and Ethan Boyle missed big opportunities at the start of the second half and it looked like it might be a frustrating night for Harps.
However, Tunde Owolabi then won a penalty in the 75
th minute and Barry McNamee converted it.
Harps hit the front one minute later when Adam Foley showed great pace down the right and produced a smart finish for his sixth goal of the season.
photo: Noel Browne
by Matt Keane
Waterford FC remain bottom of the Premier League following a narrow defeat to Finn Harps at the RSC on Monday night.
Jamie Mascoll put the Blues in front after only three minutes when he brilliantly finished off a pass from Cian Kavanagh.
Brian Murphy produced a wonderful save from a Sean Boyd header on 29 minutes. Will Seymour and Tunde Owolabi both went close to equalising before the interval.
Sean Boyd held his head in his hands on the hour mark as Brian Murphy denied him with another world-class save.
The visitors did however get back in level terms on 75 minutes. Darragh Power was judged to have taken down Tunde Owolabi inside the 18 yards box and Barry McNamee sent Brian Murphy the wrong way with the resultant penalty kick.
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