Around the grounds: Amateur League
Meanwhile, there’s troubled times at Wellington Rec who, without new manager Colin O’Neill, were hit for six for the second successive Saturday - this time at home to Dundonald, who now rise up to third.
The Millbrook men had to play more than half the game with 10 men, and no goalkeeper, after Matthew Rice was sent off for conceding the penalty just before half-time, which saw Dundonald go off four up.
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Hide AdGraham Humphrys took over the custodial duties and pulled off a few useful saves, but had no chance as Dundonald added two more second-half goals, to end up 6-0 winners.
Up at Paisley Park, meanwhile, UUJ’s Steel and Sons Cup run came to an end, beaten 3-1 by Premier Division side Albert Foundry.
It meant, too, that there was no action at the Factory Grounds, as Nortel, originally scheduled to play Islandmagee, had no fixture.