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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Michael Harris was on form on St Stephen's Day.
Michael Harris struck twice on St Stephen’s Day as Institute bagged a big win over Knockbreda.
Harris netted a brace in a 4-1 win at Breda Park.
The Convoy man was on form as Kevin Deery’s men maintained their promotion push in the NIFL Championship.
Harris signed for ‘Stute from Finn Harps in the summer and has hit seven goals since his arrival.
Harris put his side ahead in the eighth minute and landed a second 11 minutes from the end with Shaun Leppard and Kirk McLaughlin also scoring.
Ballybofey man Mark Mbuli was also in the Institute line-up and the Derry-based side are now four points off the leaders, Dundela.
Dergview with Shane O’Gara, Jack Parke, Keith Cowan, Gareth Harkin and Shane McMonagle in their XI, defeated Ballinamallard 1-0 at Darragh Park with ex-Finn Harps player Jamie Browne scoring the goal.
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