Ballynahinch United held their End of Season Awards Dinner at Spa Golf Club. A jubilant night despite the club’s final league standings. An exceptional meal was followed by the presentation of the club’s awards.
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Match Report: B United 1 – 3 Aquinas
Saturday 12 February 2022
United hosted Aquinas at a soggy Millbridge, a far-cry from the 3G surface the visitors are accustomed to, and it showed.
Continue reading Match Report: B United 1 – 3 AquinasMatch Report: Mossley 3 – 2 B United
Saturday 22 January
United took a trip to face undefeated Mossley. Kick off was delayed whilst the home team attempted to get the pitch rolled minutes before the schedule start of the game.
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Saturday 13 November
Ballynahinch travelled to Ballywalter to restart their NAFL Division 1B campaign after having no game the previous week.
Continue reading Match Report: Ballywalter Rec 0 – 5 B UnitedMatch Report: Ballynahinch United 3 v 2 Chimney Corner
United entertained Chimney Corner in this first round Intermediate Cup game at Millbridge last Saturday. The match had been scheduled to take place the previous week however a waterlogged ground had contributed to its cancellation.
The visitors were an unknown quantity however in the first fifteen minutes United’s goalkeeper Michael Vladeanu had made three one on one saves to keep his team in the game.
Central defender Alan Patterson went over on his ankle after twenty minutes and he was replaced by Alex Burtney with Corey Fitzpatrick switching to defence. At this point United had settled into the game and had forced a number of corners and saves from the visiting keeper. Within ten minutes on being on the pitch Alex Burtney has scored two goals following combinations with Ross Murray and Ian McMullan and his efforts were added to by Stuart McMullan who made it 3 – 0. In midfield David Kelly and Gavin Crawford worked tirelessly to deny the visitors possession while defensively Jack Davis, Scott Brashaw and the Fitzpatrick brothers Corey and Dylan stood up to anything that came at them.
Having gone in 3 – 0 up at half time things looked good for the home team however the second half turned out to be a stressful 45 minutes for management and supporters.
In fairness to Chimney Corner they came out all guns a blazing in the second half and their efforts were rewarded with a penalty on the hour mark which gave them something to fight for. United weathered the initial storm but could not find the fluency they had in the first half.Conceding another goal late in the game kept everyone on the edge of their seat to the end but credit to the players who battled hard to keep their win. United will entertain Mid Ulster side Craigavon City in the next round in mid-November.