Bangor rounded off their league season with a victory, giving the Seasiders a remarkable tally of 82 points from a potential 84. The undefeated Seasiders had to work hard though to see off basement side Desertmartin in a strange end-of-season fixture which saw Bangor field two different outfield players in goal. With Bangor arriving late at Dromore Park because of roadworks, kick off was delayed but the Seasiders were quick out of the blocks to take a first minute lead. Straight from kick
Bangor returned home on Saturday afternoon as league champions. With the title secured, the Seasiders received a guard of honor as they entered the pitch from Saturday’s opponents – and last season’s league champions – Glebe Rangers. It was a moment to enjoy for the Bangor players who have been relentless in their pursuit of glory. That attitude continued on Saturday as Hugh Sinclair’s side opened the scoring in the 16th minute. In challenging weather conditions, Gerard McMullan raced onto a through ball
Bangor were crowned champions of the Ballymena and Provincial Intermediate League on Thursday night. A point would have been enough for Hugh Sinclair’s side to secure top spot, but the Seasiders left west Belfast with a well deserved three points after brushing aside St James Swifts. The relentless Bangor side were playing their eighth match in just 16 days and they showed no signs
For the third time this season Bangor lost out in a penalty shootout as they fell at the quarter-final hurdle of the Crawford Cup. Saturday’s match was packed with action as the Seasiders and Cookstown Youth shared six goals in normal time. Despite the visitors being reduced to nine men because of injury for the start of extra time, Bangor could find no way through and the resilient Cookstown Youth
Bangor FC booked their place in this season’s McReynolds Cup final after defeating Glebe Rangers at the Bangor Fuels Arena on Saturday. For the fourth time this season, the Seasiders defeated the reigning league champions and they needed three goals of real quality on Saturday to see off the Ballymoney-men. In a first half of little goalmouth action, it was Bangor who enjoyed the
Bangor booked their place in the semi-finals of the McReynolds Cup thanks to a two-goal victory over Wakehurst on Saturday. First-half goals from Ryan Arthur and Zac Fletcher were enough for a much-changed Bangor side who now look forward to a home tie with Glebe Rangers in the last four of the competition. Having earned a comprehensive victory in midweek, Bangor manager Hugh Sinclair
A much-changed Bangor side progressed to the third round of the Crawford Cup last Saturday. Hugh Sinclair changed his entire starting line-up from the side that had beaten Brantwood less than 48 hours previously in a bid to rotate his squad ahead of a hectic fixture list. The Seasiders took control early on at the Bangor Fuels Arena with goals from Michael Halliday and
Bangor followed up their midweek delight with a comprehensive victory over Wakehurst on Saturday. Having swept aside St James Swifts on Wednesday night, the Seasiders had little time to ready themselves for their next league fixture. With Gerard McMullan injured as well as Ben Roy and Ethan Boylan unavailable because of suspension, Bangor manager Hugh Sinclair had to shuffle his pack. It was one of
The Crawford Cup is low on Bangor’s priorities this season, but the Seasiders showed their winning mentality by coming from behind to beat Dunloy on Saturday. The two sides have become familiar opponents having now faced off four times in the last eight weeks, and it was a familiar outcome with Bangor emerging victorious. Niall Atkinson gave Bangor an early lead before a quick