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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Luke Rudden who netted five against Moville Celtic.
Luke Rudden was on real scoring form as Cockhill totally dominated their Clubman Shirts League Cup encounter with Moville Celtic.
Cockhill Celtic 8 Moville Celtic 0
The Malin native netted a superb volley, which was the pick of the bunch and there were further goals from Jay and James Bradley seven clear at half-time.
A powerful Odhran O’Brien Daly header from Adam McLaughlin’s corner then made it 8-0 on the 50th minute.
Moville then had a decent spell with Darragh McGuinness a willing runner in attack all afternoon and Lee McColgan prominent. But they were indebted to Sean McGuinness who made save after save to repel the home side on numerous occasions.
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