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Ryan Connolly was on the mark for Finn Harps last night. Photo: Stephen Doherty
Promise Omochere and Ryan Connolly scored the goals as Bohemians were pegged back by Finn Harps on a chilly night in Ballybofey.
The home side were full of endeavour, they hadn’t tested James Talbot enough until Connolly snuck down the inside left channel on 64 minutes and cracked a fantastic equaliser when played in by Bastien Héry.
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— Finn Harps FC (@FinnHarpsFC) March 5, 2022
Ryan Connolly's superb strike finishes off a great team move to level the scores last night
The Héry through ball #UTH ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/3YnnNaUSUg
Beforehand, Omochere adjusted his feet in a flash to finish well when Ryan Rainey’s attempted clearance grazed Ethan Boyle after Dawson Devoy’s cross six minutes into the second half for the opening goal.
Bohs lead in Ballybofey!
— SSE Airtricity League (@SSEAirtricityLg) March 4, 2022
Promise Omochere gives the visitors the lead early in the second half
The ideal way to celebrate his @sseairtricity/@SoccerWritersIr Player of the Month nomination!@FinnHarpsFC 0-1 @bfcdublin
Watch now | https://t.co/vfkMjbvRwA #LOITV pic.twitter.com/g2NXE9dnaD
Harps welcome St Patricks Athletic this coming Friday
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