Bangor Football Club Ladies

🤝 That feeling of going into the weekend with another 3️⃣ points in the bag!

With 6️⃣ wins from 8️⃣ league games, it's been a strong season so far ✅️

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📸 Joemac Photography

🔥 Amber Dempster's at it again!

A 6️⃣th goal of the season and 1️⃣0️⃣5️⃣th in Bangor colours for our No.9️⃣ and record goalscorer on Wednesday night 👊

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📸 Joemac Photography

💪 That's 2️⃣ goals in 2️⃣ league games for Naomi Donnan after she got the goalscoring under way in Wednesday night's win!

Another impressive performance from a player who's having an excellent season so far 🔝

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📸 Joemac Photography

🙌 When Olivia Marshall bears down on goal, you know she has the quality to put it in the back of the net!

A brace on Wednesday brings her up to 1️⃣1️⃣ for the season – with 6️⃣ in her last 3️⃣ – as she becomes our first player to hit double digits for goals this term! 🔥

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📸 Joemac Photography

MATCH REPORT – Bangor FC Ladies 4-1 Ballyclare Comrades Ladies
Northern Ireland Women's Football Association Championship, Wednesday 3rd June
Goalscorers: Naomi Donnan 3', Olivia Marshall 31', 65', Amber Dempster 54'

Bangor FC Ladies returned to winning ways with a 4-1 victory over Ballyclare Comrades Ladies at Clandeboye Park in the NIWFA Championship last night.

The Seasiders were looking to bounce back quickly following their Championship Cup exit at the hands of Ballymena United five days earlier and did just that, securing their sixth win in eight league matches.

Top goalscorer Olivia Marshall passed double digits for the season with a brace, with Naomi Donnan and Amber Dempster also on the scoresheet as Rory Hamill’s side got back on track.

It marked back-to-back home wins in the league, with Bangor having previously accounted for Mid Ulster Ladies in a 7-0 success three weeks earlier, and the Yellows will now look to continue that momentum with three away games in succession to come.

The hosts started on the front foot and led after just three minutes through impressive left-back Donnan, who bagged her second goal for the club to put Bangor in front early doors.

That was followed up just after the half-hour mark by Marshall, doubled the advantage and ensured the home side entered the half-time interval with a healthy cushion over their east Antrim opponents.

Bangor continued to stamp home their authority and made it three on 54 minutes through record goalscorer Dempster, with Marshall then finding the net for her second of the game 11 minutes later to all but seal the outcome.

Ballyclare – who had been in strong form going into the contest – netted a late consolation six minutes from time, but it wasn’t enough to spark a late fightback as Bangor held out for an important three points.

The Seagulls now turn their attention to next week’s trip to Paddy’s Park in Dervock where they will face Ballymoney United Ladies in the NIWFA Championship, with successive visits to Strabane Athletic Ladies – firstly in the Irish Cup and then in the league – to follow that.

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📸 Joemac Photography

📸 Catch up on the best of last night's action with Joe's gallery!

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FT: SEASIDERS 4️⃣➖️1️⃣ Ballyclare Comrades Ladies (Naomi Donnan 3', Olivia Marshall 31', 65', Amber Dempster 54')

Back to winning ways this evening ✅️

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📸 Laura Devine Photography

HT: SEASIDERS 2️⃣➖️0️⃣ Ballyclare Comrades Ladies (Naomi Donnan 3', Olivia Marshall 31')

Two to the good at the break 💪

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📸 Laura Devine Photography

⏳️ Less than 2️⃣ hours to kick-off at Clandeboye Park for tonight's Northern Ireland Women's Football Association Championship clash with Ballyclare Comrades!

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📸 Laura Devine Photography

🔙 It's MATCHDAY in the Northern Ireland Women's Football Association Championship!

🆚️ Ballyclare Comrades Ladies
📆 Wednesday, 3rd May
🏟️ Clandeboye Park, Bangor
⏰ 8pm kick-off
💷 £3 adults/£2 concession/Under-16s free

Make sure you're there to show your support tonight! 💪

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