Greysteel aim to bounce back

LINCOLN Courts had a good away win at Greysteel with Mark Hamilton and Jason Hay on the score sheet: their big rivals Newtowne were held to a draw at Maghera Strollers. BBOB defeated Foyle Wanderers while Burndennett had an easy win at Sion, and in the Limavady derby Drummond defeated Roe Rovers.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th Nov 2010, 09:15 BST
Updated 4th Nov 2010, 09:15 BST

In the First Division Donemana were surprisingly held to a draw at Claudy United, Park and Dungiven Reserves also shared the points, Tullyally and Claudy Rovers had away wins at City Colts and Eglinton respectively.

Second Division leaders Ardmore had a comfortable win at Roe Rovers Reserves, one of their main rivals Caw also picked up three points at Douglas Bridge, Newtowne Reserves hit Ballykelly for five while Greysteel Reserves and Lincoln Courts Reserves finished all square.

Foyle Wanderers v Greysteel

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Greysteel lost for the first time on Saturday so they will be determined to bounce back straight away; they were a little unlucky to lose that one as they could have been in front early on.

Wanderers continue to struggle losing again last week although they only went down by the odd goal. The visitors should win.

Prediction: Greysteel.

BBOB v Sion

The Old Boys scraped through last week which keeps them in the top half of the table, however with the talent they have at their disposal they should be doing better.

The Tyrone men continue to struggle they have yet to pick up a point and have conceded 26 goals already this season this looks like another heavy defeat.

Prediction: BBOB.

Lincoln Courts v Drummond

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The Courts are on fire and this without the talented Kolyn Patterson, they have players throughout their side who are scoring goals although Mark Hamilton is playing superbly.

The Roesiders got a welcome and badly needed win last week and this should give them a bit of confidence; however that will not be enough against Lincoln.

Prediction: Lincoln Courts.

Burndennett v Maghera Strollers

The home side got back to winning ways last Saturday and they are not that far off the leaders, they play with a lot of spirit and have a number of good players in their side.

The visitors put up one of their best displays of the season in holding Newtowne to a draw last week however they do lack consistency.

Prediction: Burndennett.

Roe Rovers v Newtowne

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Rovers are once again involved in a local derby, up until two weeks ago they were having an excellent season but two defeats in a row has dented their confidence.

Newtowne were surprisingly held to a draw last time out which allowed their main rivals Lincoln Courts to continue to put the pressure on them, they will be determined to get back to winning ways.

Prediction: Newtowne.

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