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06 Sept 2025
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Derry City's Danel Kelly battles with Ryan Flood of Finn Harps. Photo: George Sweeney, nwnewspics
Derry City continued their pre-season preparations with a win over Finn Harps at the Brandywell this evening.
Derry City 2-0 Finn Harps
The Candystripes took the lead on 26 minutes when defender Mark Connolly headed in from Michael Duffy's corner.
There was a real moment of controversy just before the break when both sides became involved in a melee when Harps left back Kevin Jordan caught Sadou Diallo with a very late tackle. The defender was cautioned as a result.
A series of substitutions were the only highlight of the second half until Derry City doubled the lead, Ben Doherty firing home after a one-two with Sean Patton.
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