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Drogheda United

04-07 00:00

2 - 3

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Galway United

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Drogheda United

Galway United

Attacks

112

Dangerous Attacks

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6006

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End 2-3

97′

J. Caulfield

90′

E.Watts

84′

S. Walsh

82′

C. McCormack

C.Barratt

79′

K. Doherty

78′

C.Barratt

75′

T. Oluwa

M. Doyle

74′

k.cruise

A.Quinn

73′

M.Wolfe

68′

2-3

Axel·Piesold

Assist: K. Twardek

61′

2-2

K. Twardek

Assist: S. Walsh

60′

Axel·Piesold

F.Lomboto

60′

K. Twardek

E.McCarthy

57′

J. Bucknor

E. Agbaje

45′

S. Walsh

F.Pierrot

45′

L.Devitt

A.Kazeem

Halftime 2-1

26′

R. Brennan

brien

20′

2-1

F.Lomboto

18′

2-0

J. Godden

16′

A.Kazeem

3′

1-0

M. Doyle

Assist: B. Kavanagh

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Match Info

Galway United edged out Drogheda United in a thrilling 3-2 away victory in the Ireland Premier Division on April 7, 2026. This match result at Head in the Game Park was a vital away win for Galway, characterized by a late surge that overturned a deficit and secured all three points in a dramatic finish. Drogheda United started strongly, taking an early lead and doubling their advantage to seemingly control the match. Galway United, however, mounted a stunning comeback, pulling a goal back before halftime to change the momentum. The second half saw Galway press relentlessly, and they found an equalizer midway through the period. The decisive moment arrived in the final ten minutes, as Galway completed the turnaround with a well-worked winner, sending their traveling supporters into raptures. This victory has major implications for the Premier Division table, propelling Galway United up the standings and dealing a blow to Drogheda's hopes. The Drogheda manager would have lamented letting a two-goal lead slip, while the Galway boss praised his team's character and fighting spirit to secure such an important result on the road.