Irish Cup: Dungannon beat Bangor to book the place against Cliftonville in the final
The leaders of the Bangor championship had caused a serious disturbance in the phase of the last eight while defeating Glentoran 3-1 in their home of ALLIANO PARK, but were unable to repeat the dose against Dungannon.
The goal of Owens had them with his foot later at the beginning, even if later in the first half Ben Arthurs went downstairs and then at the beginning of the second 45 Reece Neale had a free kick well affected by Declan Dunne to the second attempt.
The second period proved to be a much more frenetic deal and while the Seasiders enjoyed their right dose of possession, they were their best flight opponents to create the clearest possibilities.
Mitchell managed to find Sidanetting only after meeting Adam Glenny’s delivery from the left on the back.
John McGovern’s low left shot was well saved by James Taylor with his legs and Mitchell shot on the bar of six meters outside.
For Bangor, Jack O’mahony saw his shot blocked by the defender Danny Wallace.
The goal of Curry’s head gave Mcaree a little space and the substitute Tomas Galvin approached the integration of the moments of the advantage after entering the fray when his long -haul trip was cannonized by the pole.
The disappointment therefore for Bangor, who was left to make the absence of suspended players experts Robert Garrett and Tiarnan Simvenna, the defender linked to the Cup Jack Reilly and the goalkeeper Patrick Solis Gogan, to whom he was not allowed to face his mother club.
The north side of Down had previously won the competition when they saw near the Ards neighbors after a second replay in 1993 and then reached the final 12 months later, going down to Linfield.
The accusations of Lee Feney will now focus on the guarantee of the promotion to the Premiership while enjoying an eight -point advantage in the championship ranking in the second level.
