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06 Sept 2025
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Ronan Boyce of Derry City celebrates after scoring his side's second goal with Sam Todd in the SSE Airtricity Men's Premier Division
Donegal duo Ronan Boyce and Sam Todd were on the scoresheet for Derry City as they moved up to second place in the Premier Division.
The pair scored the first two goals in the 3-0 win over Drogheda United, who Derry overtook in the standings after the win.
Carndonagh native Todd headed in the opening goal after a short corner was eventually crossed in by Michael Duffy and Todd fired into the bottom corner.
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And Ramelton man Boyce was in a great position to add a second as Duffy rounded the keeper, but his shot was cleared off the line, although Boyce was there to poke in the rebound.
Danny Mullen added a third in added time for Tiarnan Lynch's men. Bohemians' draw with Sligo Rovers means the Brandywell men move into second place, nine points behind Shamrock Rovers in the table.
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