Poor finishing and the frame of tenacious Drogheda United’s goal frustrated Shelbourne at Tolka Park.
Shelbourne 0 Drogheda United 0 POOR FINISHING AND the frame of tenacious Drogheda United’s goal frustrated Shelbourne at Tolka Park.
Though Drogheda started brightly, it wasn’t until midway through the half that the game really sparked to life, both sides missing gilt-edged chances. With Shelbourne well on top now, Boyd drilled a shot against a post before Ben Curtis cleared off the line from Gavin Molloy. Shelbourne continued to take the game to Drogheda on the resumption, Farrell drilling a ball across goal that McCabe had to be alert to gather following good build up play.Nations Analysis Get Murray Kinsella’s exclusive analysis of Ireland’s Six Nations campaign this springTyreke Wilson’s free kick from the left found Paddy Barrett whose header came back off the crossbar with Moylan heading the rebound tamely over, aptly summing up Shelbourne’s night.
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